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Get-ADGroup – Manage Active Directory Groups

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PowerShell Get-ADGroup cmdlet gets one or more active directory groups or gets multiple ad groups based on search conditions. Get-ADGroup gets a default set of …

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PowerShell – Map Network Drive

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More often, PowerShell administrator needs to map network drive on local computer or remote computer so that shared file can be quickly accessible just like …

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Get-ADComputer Last Logon using PowerShell

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Active Directory Get-ADComputer cmdlet gets one or more computers in the active directory. In a large organization, the System administrator has to continuously monitor inactive …

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PowerShell Search-AdAccount cmdlet with Examples

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In this blog post, we will discuss PowerShell Search-AdAccount to find inactive user accounts or expired accounts in Active Directory. PowerShell Search-AdAccount cmdlet finds one …

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PowerShell Get computer Domain Membership

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As a system administrator, we need to install application on remote computer on the domain. As a best practice its good to get computer domain …

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PowerShell – Create Directory If Not Exists

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While doing folder based operation in PowerShell script file, it’s very common practice to check if directory exists and create directory if not exists. If …

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Create Shortcut on User Desktop using PowerShell

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In this post, I will explain you how to use PowerShell script to create shortcut for file, folder or application in PowerShell. Few days ago, …

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Useful PowerShell Scripts for Help Desk

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PowerShell has powerful set of commands and used by system admins, service desk staff, help desk staff, software developers to automate task, configuration management using …

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PowerShell – Check If File Exists

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While doing file based operation in script file, its very common practice one should follow to check if file exists on specified location or not. …

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PowerShell Get-ChildItem (gci,dir) Guide [With Examples]

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PowerShell Get-ChildItem cmdlet gets the items and child items in or more specified location. PowerShell Get-ChildItem (GCI) is similar to the dir command in the …

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