I have been working with some scripts to search for and delete stale AD Computers in our domain that have not logged in or been inactive for 180 days. I have tried both Search-ADAccount and Get …

For Powershell v2.0 on my Windows 7 PS C:\temp> get-adcomputer -filter * -properties * |FT OperatingSystem, LastLogonDate, Enabled, Name > C:\temp\allPCs201707111100.txt Names are …

I'd like the script to accept input from Get-ADComputer, Get-Content (of a text file with server names), or from the command line. Right now, I can pass in multiple names from the command line …

I'd like to store the Dell servicetag for all my computers in their respective computer object. I've got some psuedo code below that appears to work although I'm not sure how to best retreive the info. I've …

Either this new question should be split from this old thread, or you should ask a new question. But here is a PowerShell script that retrieves all enabled computers that have not logged into the domain in …

Jul 21, 2011 · The problem: Helpdesk users forget to change (or worse, add) group membership when creating/moving computer objects.

Question 0 Sign in to vote i am not seeing ipv4 address in the attributes of get-adcomputer -properties *

the problem is the first if statement. if not match in $destination the logic is ----if $localhostname match in $destination OU exit and write a log

Trying to automate GPO editing via Powershell because the OUs, GPOs and Computers are created from csv values.

If so, you can install the ADMG on the 2003 machine and then use the AD PowerShell module available for those OSs to check. The following will return any computer that hasn't been active in the last six …