AD PowerShell Basics 3: Set-ADUser
Use the PowerShell Cmdlet Set-ADUser to change user attributes in Active Directory. With Set-ADUser you can: – Change attributes of a single user – Change...
Use the PowerShell Cmdlet Set-ADUser to change user attributes in Active Directory. With Set-ADUser you can: – Change attributes of a single user – Change...
Use the PowerShell Cmdlet Get-ADUser to display user accounts in Active Directory. With Get-ADUser you can: – Set filters – Show specific attributes – Export...
In this small series, I want to introduce the most common Active Directory PowerShell cmdlets to you like New-ADUser. With the cmdlet New-ADUser you can:...
I thought about how to automate AD sites with PowerShell – and found a solution. At the end of this article, I provide a complete...
Many know that you can use .Net-classes in Powershell directly. These are then compiled into terms. But what many do not know is that it...
A lot of log files need to be analyzed during an Active Directory migration. In case there is a log, you mostly have to write...
Some PowerShell scripts have to build a temporary drive connection. For example to get a file from a share. I like to use the “New-PSDrive”...
During an Active Directory migration, all clients – as far as they won’t be reinstalled – have to be transferred into the target domain. For...
I was looking for a possibility of a fast LDAP search with PowerShell for a daily report. I wanted to create the following report automatically:...
You can automate recurrings tasks with interactive PowerShell scripts. How to query input values? How to make PS scripts interactive? An introduction to Read-Host, Confirm,...
You can edit Multi Value Attributes with the PowerShell. But if you use the usual techniques, existing content will be deleted. Some small changes in...
The following example shows how to set up users in the Active Directory whose name is saved in a SQL-database with the help of PowerShell....
While browsing the Microsoft Script Center I found a really helpful PowerShell script by Alexandre Augagneur. With this script you can get the following information...
How to find out what Exchange version is in use? Try the following PowerShell command: GCM exsetup |%{$_.Fileversioninfo} (more…)
A PowerShell script to analyze and report active and inactive AD objects. How the script was made and what to take care of. (more…)
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