Query Active Directory Users Info Using PowerShell
Many times administrators want to quickly query active directory users’ account and account properties. PowerShell provides an Active Directory module to manage objects in Active …
Set-ADGroup – Modify Active Directory Group Attributes in PowerShell
In this post, I’ll show you how to use Set-ADGroup to modify Active Directory group attributes using PowerShell script. To use Set-ADGroup cmdlet requires ActiveDirectory add-on module …
PowerShell Download File from URL
Overview Step by Step guide on PowerShell download file from url PowerShell script to download file from url PowerShell script to download zip file from …
How to Unzip a file to a folder using PowerShell?
Overview Using Expand-Archive to unzip files Using .Net class System.IO.Compression.ZipFile to extract compressed file contents to a folder PowerShell script PowerShell Microsoft.PowerShell.Archive module contains two …
Windows- Cat Equivalent Command in PowerShell and cmd
What is cat command and how to use cat in Windows or windows cat equivalent? cat command ( short for concatenate) is one of the …
Get-ADUser using userprincipalname(upn) in PowerShell
In our day-to-day task, we may come across scenarios to get active directory users belong to some specific OU or search ad users with UPN …
Get-ADUser attributes from CSV list of users in PowerShell
In this blog post, I will discuss with you about how to get ad users properties from csv file. We will be using PowerShell Get-AdUser …
Using PowerShell to Get Computer Name and Domain
PowerShell provides a quick way to get computer name and other information like the domain name of the local computer. In this blog post, I …
PowerShell Get-ADUser Examples
PowerShell Get-ADUser cmdlet available in ActiveDirectory module is more frequently used by Admin on their day-to-day task to get one or more active directory users’ …
How to Get Current Directory Full Path in PowerShell?
Do you want to get current directory of running script in PowerShell? In this blog post, I have discussed using PowerShell to get current directory …