[catlist name=”PowerShell ADSI and Active Directory” conditional_title=”Other Posts in this Series:” numberposts=5 pagination=yes customfield_orderby=”series_post_order” order=”asc”] This post includes an example of how we can use ADSI to list nested members of an AD group. In other words, if the group … Continue reading →
[catlist name=”PowerShell ADSI and Active Directory” conditional_title=”Other Posts in this Series:” numberposts=5 pagination=yes customfield_orderby=”series_post_order” order=”asc”] This post provides a simple example of how we can use PowerShell ADSI to modify an AD group. In this example, we modify the description … Continue reading →
[catlist name=”PowerShell ADSI and Active Directory” conditional_title=”Other Posts in this Series:” numberposts=5 pagination=yes customfield_orderby=”series_post_order” order=”asc”] This post provides a simple example of how we can use PowerShell ADSI to create an AD group. $adGroupType = @{ Global = 0x00000002 DomainLocal … Continue reading →
[catlist name=”PowerShell ADSI and Active Directory” conditional_title=”Other Posts in this Series:” numberposts=5 pagination=yes customfield_orderby=”series_post_order” order=”asc”] This post provides a simple example of how we can use PowerShell ADSI to delete an AD group. #OU containing the AD group $adGroupOU=”OU=Application,OU=Groups,DC=alkanesolutions,DC=co,DC=uk” #AD … Continue reading →
[catlist name=”PowerShell ADSI and Active Directory” conditional_title=”Other Posts in this Series:” numberposts=5 pagination=yes customfield_orderby=”series_post_order” order=”asc”] This post will examine the difference between PowerShell ADSI and ADSISearcher when using PowerShell to query Active Directory. ADSI and ADSISearcher are used to query … Continue reading →
[catlist name=”PowerShell ADSI and Active Directory” conditional_title=”Other Posts in this Series:” numberposts=5 pagination=yes customfield_orderby=”series_post_order” order=”asc”] UPDATE: I’ve updated this script because LDAP does not return all Active Directory group members if there are more than 1500 members in the group. … Continue reading →
[catlist name=”PowerShell ADSI and Active Directory” conditional_title=”Other Posts in this Series:” numberposts=5 pagination=yes customfield_orderby=”series_post_order” order=”asc”] This post provides an example of how we can use ADSI to find logon workstations in Active Directory. I recently needed to search through all … Continue reading →
[catlist name=”PowerShell ADSI and Active Directory” conditional_title=”Other Posts in this Series:” numberposts=5 pagination=yes customfield_orderby=”series_post_order” order=”asc”] This post provides an example of how we can use ADSI to check if a computer is a member of an AD Group using the … Continue reading →
[catlist name=”PowerShell ADSI and Active Directory” conditional_title=”Other Posts in this Series:” numberposts=5 pagination=yes customfield_orderby=”series_post_order” order=”asc”] This post will provides an example of how we can use ADSI to check if a user is a member of an AD Group using … Continue reading →