When a domain controller server is crashed and it still exists in an active directory setup, then it can make trouble later when you are promoting new machines to the domain controller. This… Read More »Clean Up Active Directory Domain in Server 2012 R2
Just a quick script below to run through all unlinked GPO’s in a domain, back them up, export a report and then remove them. Sweet and short but useful. (#… Read More »Cleaning up unlinked Group Policy objects in Active Directory using Powershell
You made an awesome list of old computers and now you want to delete these computers using PowerShell for the sake of cleaning up AD. The Script Here you go:… Read More »PowerShell script to remove all Active Directory computers in a list
In this article, PowerShell script which gets all of the computer objects from the domain and include the LastLogonTimestamp and the pwdLastSet attributes to show when the computer account was… Read More »Clean Up Active Directory and Cluster Computer Accounts
In this blog we see how to find disable and inactive Active Directory user and computer accounts and move them to different OU. The LastLogon and LastLogonTimeStamp attributes can help you… Read More »Find Inactive AD Users and Computers Accounts using PowerShell
This script will fetch all the users in a AD group.<#.SYNOPSIS list all user of a AD group.DESCRIPTION list all user of a AD group.NOTES File Name : ListADGroup.ps1 Author… Read More »Know How to Get List all users of a AD group
$smtpServer=”mail.abc.com” $expireindays = 14 $from = “Password.Expire@ABC.com” $bccemailaddress = “Windows.admin@ABC.COM” $logging = “Disabled” # Set to Disabled to Disable Logging $logFile = “” # ie. c:\mylog.csv $testing = “Disabled” #… Read More »Password Expire Notification Using PowerShell
One of the most popular PowerShell topics I see in the community relates to finding Active Directory (AD) computers and users based on the age of the account. Many people… Read More »3 Ways To Keep Active Directory Clean with PowerShell
Suspicious of accessing of your crucial data stored within files and folders in your computer system in your absence by any unauthorized personnel! An unauthorized user may perform different actions… Read More »Monitor Who accessed Files and Folders stored on your Computer System and When?
All objects in Active Directory (e.g., users, groups, OUs and group policy objects) are structured as per the AD’s schema of object classes and properties. Active Directory objects can be… Read More »Get Overview on Auditing Changes to AD Objects