Here are a few things to try (no guarantee they will help):

 use strict;  # Always a good idea

 my $mesg = $ldap -> search(filter => "(cn=Domain Users)",   # Take ou
+t the & , since the filter has only ONE entity
                         base => "dc=domain,dc=local",
                         sizelimit=> 9999,                # Try adding
+ this
                         scope => "subtree" );            # Try adding
+ this
 die $mesg->error if $mesg->code; # Always error-check
 foreach my $entry ($mesg->entries) {
    $entry->dump;
 }

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Update: ALso try to search for ONLY Groups: 
   filter => "(&(objectCategory=group)(cn=Domain Users))",

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I did not see an "entry" method in the object returned by LDAP search. Try "entries" as in my code above.

        If your eyes hurt after you drink coffee, you have to take the spoon out of the cup.
              -Norm Crosby

In reply to Re: NET::LDAP not returning all results by NetWallah
in thread NET::LDAP not returning all results by schnibitz

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