Avoid PowerShell timeout – free up RAM
Are your Powershell scripts taking too long to run and always timeout? PowerShell is often used to automate tasks or to configure systems such as...
Avoid password generator adjustments after policy change
Do you need (again) to adjust your password generator after a policy change? The best way to avoid password generator adjustments after a policy change,...
Manager can update membership list with PowerShell
The management of AD groups does not have to be in IT hands. The ‘Group-Manager’ function is often used when a non-IT employee in the...
Sending an E-mail to Members of an AD Group
Sometimes you have to send an e-mail to members of an AD Group. This may be the case if you find it necessary to inform...
LastLogon vs. LastLogonTimestamp
If you want to retrieve the last logon time of an Active Directory user, the question arises: which attribute should be used—LastLogon or LastLogonTimestamp? (more…)
Change primary email address with Powershell
A user can have multiple email addresses in Exchange. However, only one of them is his primary e-mail address. So what happens if you want...
Create Multiple Scheduled Tasks with PowerShell
The more parameters are added, the more complex the manual creation of automatic timed-controlled tasks in Windows are. In the first part of my blog...
Schedule PowerShell scripts with Task Scheduler
Do you lose too much time to manually run your PowerShell Scripts every week? There is a wealth of frameworks, tools and products that offer...
Simple data mapping with Calculated Properties (PS)
In the IT world it is very often the case that we receive data in a specific format that has to be converted into another...
Recursive list of group members in AD
Quite often, projects come to a point when all members of a certain AD group have to be read out recursively. Index Recursive list of...
Import PowerShell sessions from computers in another domain
Importing PowerShell sessions from computers has been a common practice for a while now. By avoiding to login to the exchange server, sessions can be...
Active Directory: Temporary Permissions
The installation of an application requires elevated rights. At first, the administrator might try to decline the request. But quite often colleagues return with an...
Azure Basics: Azure AD User Pricipal Name – UPN
Looking at Azure AD User Principal Name it is the same as almost always in IT: For a successful implementation it is recommendable to have...
PowerShell: Find active computer objects
After a successful Active Directory migration, the old domain will eventually need to be shut down. Before you can go ahead you need to find...
Create home directory and grant permissions with PowerShell
Creating a new user in Active Directory is a routine task for IT-administrators. However, often it is not the only requirement as the new user...
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