IT Operations
20 July, 2017
A good old PowerShell will help you in case you wish to collect AD site information such as Active Directory site location, site options configured, ISTG assigned to the site, Site links and...
IT Operations
20 July, 2017
You might have created Active Directory user accounts for which the passwords never expire. For example, you would always set the Password Never Expire attribute for user accounts that are utilized...
IT Operations
20 July, 2017
Originally published July, 2017 and updated August, 2019 How to Get a List of Expired User Accounts with PowerShell One of the most important tasks that an Active Directory administrator performs...
IT Operations
20 July, 2017
It isn’t difficult to find locked-out user account information from Active Directory as long as you use PowerShell. The PowerShell cmdlet Search-ADAccount can provide you with a list of user...
IT Operations
20 July, 2017
If you wish to collect stale computer accounts from Active Directory, you can always use the Get-ADComputer PowerShell cmdlet. As the name suggests, Get-ADComputer targets only computer accounts....
IT Operations
15 June, 2017
PowerShell is becoming increasingly more popular and is the first choice for Windows administrators to collect information from target systems. Every Windows role ships with its own PowerShell...
