I’ve written about Get-ADUser before here and here where we used it to create a list of all users and display their homedrive, homedirectory and scriptpath properties.
In this post we’ll look retrieving password information to find out when a user last changed their password and if it is set to never expire. Continue reading
In Part 1 we looked at the Get-ADUser command, and used it to create a list of all users and display their homedrive, homedirectory and scriptpath.
In this post we’ll look at refining the results a little.
We’ll look at sorting the results, only returning results for user accounts that have a login script, and export them to CSV, which is much more useful than exporting the results to a text file.
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Having recently taken on a new client with a system that had been neglected somewhat I wanted to find out about the state of their user accounts.
I’d already looked at a couple of users at random and noticed some users had logon scripts while others didn’t, and some users had home drives while others didn’t.
Although the organisation wasn’t large, they had more than enough user accounts that I didn’t want to manually check every one. So i turned to PowerShell’s Get-ADUser command.
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