The below short bit of PowerShell is helpful to find computers that have not communicated to an Active Directory domain controller in a definable number of days. The beauty of using PowerShell is you don’t need any third party software, …
Overview The below PHP script is an example of how to query an Active Directory domain. In this example we will be using LDAP and retrieve a list of computer accounts in the domain. If instead of computer accounts you …
I recently put together the following PowerShell script to email users that their On-Premise Active Directory password is due to expire soon. I have this script running via a scheduled task once a day (PowerShell -file C:\scroipts\PasswordNotifer.ps1). The script will …
In this post I will share a short bit of PowerShell to discover empty, used Active Director groups. This post will be short and to the point! Pre-requisites Before you can use the Active Directory Cmdlets you will either need …
Overview The below PHP script is an example of how to connect to Active Directory via LDAP and retrieve a list of users’ details. If instead, you are looking to retrieve information on computer accounts in the domain. Take a …
The below VBS script will run a command on all computers in the Active Directory OU defined by LDAPPath = The script depends on the Windows Sysinternals tool PsExec, you will need to download and exact PsExec and place in …
The following VBS script will list the last password change date of all users in the current Active Directory domain using the pwdLastSet attribute Usage Save the script to a .vbs file. Open a command prompt and drag in and …
The below is a great little VBS script to find all empty Active Directory groups in the current domain. Usage The empty AD groups will be listed in your command prompt window. The Script Alternative PowerShell Method If you would …
The below script will create a single Global Security group in Active Directory. – Change “LDAP://ou=HR,dc=NA,dc=fabrikam,dc=com to your domain and the OU where you want the group created – Change “cn=Test” and “sAMAccountName” to the name of the group – Change …
The below script will create a CSV file listing the Name, Description, Operating System and Service Pack level of all computers in an Active Directory domain. Set objRootDSE = GetObject(“LDAP://RootDSE”) strDNSDomain = objRootDSE.Get(“defaultNamingContext”) set objConn = CreateObject(“ADODB.Connection”) set objCmd = …