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Query Active Directory Users Info Using PowerShell

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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 …

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Set-ADGroup – Modify Active Directory Group Attributes in PowerShell

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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 …

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PowerShell Download File from URL

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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 …

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How to Unzip a file to a folder using PowerShell?

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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 …

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Get-ADUser using userprincipalname(upn) in PowerShell

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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 …

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Get-ADUser attributes from CSV list of users in PowerShell

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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 …

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Using PowerShell to Get Computer Name and Domain

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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 …

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How to Get Free Disk Space in PowerShell?

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Many times IT admin has the requirement to know about free disk space on your local computer or free disk space percentage or free disk …

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Add UPN suffix in Active Directory

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UserPrincipalName (UPN) in active directory is a ad user name in email format. For example, [email protected] consists of user login name (admin) and UPN suffix …

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