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Tag: Active Directory 101

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PowerShell / Scripting Guides

Powershell – Remove Members from AD Groups in bulk

Now there are several ways that you can remove members from a group. The simplest of all is by using Remove-ADGroupMember. Let us see the examples associated with this cmdlet. …

PowerShell / Scripting Guides

Powershell – How to change AD user description field

In this article we will be using Powershell to perform this. But be aware that we can do this from Active Directory Users and Computers as well. Let us say …

Enterprise Operating Systems / Microsoft Windows Server

Components of Active Directory Certificate Services

Today we will be seeing the different components of the Active Directory Certificate Services. Each of the components have a specific task to be done and they will be used …

PowerShell / Scripting Guides

Find Expired Accounts in Active Directory using Powershell

We all know, people join organizations and leave organizations at regular intervals. And we as System Administrators have to create and manage their user accounts in Active Directory. As a …

PowerShell / Scripting Guides

Find empty groups in Active Directory using PowerShell

Today we will find empty groups in Active Directory using Powershell. You all may know that we as System Administrators are required to create groups in the Active Directory for …

PowerShell / Scripting Guides

PowerShell: Get Last Logon For All Users Across All Domain Controllers

Here is a quick PowerShell script to help you query the last logon time for all of your users across all of your domain controllers. It will also save the …

Enterprise Operating Systems / Microsoft Windows Server

Creating A Windows 2012 Or 2012R2 Domain Controller

With Windows 2003 nearing end-of-life, it is becoming more imperative to upgrade to a newer operating system. For many IT admins, this is a great opportunity to start upgrading infrastructures …

Enterprise Operating Systems / Microsoft Windows Server

Promoting A Windows 2012R2 Server To Domain Controller

Once a Windows 2012 or Windows 2012R2 has had the Active Directory Domain Services role installed, the domain controller must be promoted to a domain controller. This article outlines the …

Enterprise Operating Systems / Microsoft Windows Server

Transferring FSMO Roles To Another Active Directory Controller

How to Transfer FSMO Roles To transfer FSMO roles via the Windows GUI, you will need access to the following three Active Directory snap-ins: Active Directory Schema (Schema Master Role) Note: The …

PowerShell / Scripting Guides

Active Directory : Create test users using PowerShell

I’ve often had a need for some users for various test purposes, and want a script to quickly create these users. Create Organizatiol Unit (OU) In order to use the cmdlets …

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