Move Ad User to another OU with PowerShell
Move-AdObject cmdlet in PowerShell is used to move ad users to another OU. Use Get-AdUser cmdlet to get active directory user and pipe aduser object …
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Start-VM – Start Virtual Machine
Start-VM cmdlet in PowerShell starts a virtual machine. Start-VM is used to start one or more virtual machines on Hyper-V hosts. It’s available in the …
New-VMResourcePool – Create Resource Pool
New-VMResourcePool cmdlet in PowerShell is used to create a resource pool for measuring memory usage. It’s available in the Hyper-V module. To measure pool usage …
Delete Files Older than x Days using PowerShell
In this article, I will explain how to use PowerShell to delete files older than x days from your systems. Windows file explorer does not …
GetType – Get Variable Data Type in PowerShell
PowerShell has different data types like integers, DateTime, float, strings, booleans, etc… Variables in PowerShell store any type of object. GetType method is used to …
Get FSMO Roles in Active Directory
FSMO Roles stands for flexible single master operations. FSMO prevents a conflict in an Active Directory updates from occurring. Currently, in windows, there are five …
Remove-AdUser: Delete Ad User using PowerShell
Remove-AdUser cmdlet in PowerShell removes an Active Directory User. As an Admin, it’s very important to keep the active directory up-to-date and delete any orphan …
Get-ADObject – Search AD Objects in Active Directory
Get-AdObject PowerShell cmdlet gets an Active Directory object or performs a search to get multiple objects based on search criteria. You can get all of …
Reset-ComputerMachinePassword in PowerShell
You can reset the machine account password for the computer using Reset-ComputerMachinePassword cmdlet in PowerShell. You can fix the trust relationship between the workstation and …
How to Check AD Group Membership
You can check active directory group membership using the command line net user or dsget or using the Get-AdGroupMember PowerShell cmdlet to check ad group …