$file="c:\users.csv"
Import-Csv $file | Foreach-Object{
$user = ([ADSISEARCHER]"(samaccountname=$($_.SamAccountName))").FindOne()
if($user)
{
New-Object -TypeName PSObject -Property @{
SamAccountName = $user.SamAccountName
IsDisabled = $user.GetDirectoryEntry().InvokeGet('AccountDisabled')
}
}
else
{
Write-Warning "Can't find user '$($_.SamAccountName)'"
}
}
I have only Username details how to run this script ?
This link gives some idea but need to update the details through this command how to do this ?
(Get-ADUser -Identity Username -Properties Enabled).Enabled
When i am trying to export the file
cmdlet Export-Csv at command pipeline position 1
Supply values for the following parameters:
InputObject:
What i need to input here what is this for ?
@scottalanmiller I don't need whole list but need to get the details of my 1500 User Id only.I just need information regarding whether its enabled or disabled ?.Whether this link helps
@scottalanmiller said in Verify the Logid status:
I think that this is the cmdlet that you want to use: Search-ADAccount -AccountDisabled
This fetching whole details from the Windows Server.
@scottalanmiller said in Verify the Logid status:
@lakshmana said in Verify the Logid status:
@scottalanmiller said in Verify the Logid status:
I think that this is the cmdlet that you want to use: Search-ADAccount -AccountDisabled
I need to compare the same with my .csv file for the status
That's dramatically more complicated. And is completely dependent on the format of your CSV. Probably best to get PowerShell to output to text, then use a text processor to compare the two.
Is there a Way only to compare my .csv file to get the AD account status (Enabled or Disabled ) ?
@scottalanmiller said in Verify the Logid status:
I think that this is the cmdlet that you want to use: Search-ADAccount -AccountDisabled
I need to compare the same with my .csv file for the status
@scottalanmiller any powershell is there to check on the same?I have checked this as a solution but the output is not coming on the same
I am having the excel file to compare the active status of the Active Directory account.Whether any powershell is there ?
I am having 1500 Active Directory user details need to verify whether it is enabled or disabled
I have 1500 Logids in AD and need to verify whether the logid got enabled or not. How to do the same without manual checking ?
I have tried the link whether the Developer mode should be enabled for installing the OpenSSH.OS installed is Windows 10 in both the machine
Ssh service can be enabled from Windows feature?
@scottalanmiller Any profile Crash for the Outlook tried with the new Outlook Profile ?
I am having machine A which have script in it.where i need to run a machine A script from machine B with .bat or Powershell and mail the details to Machine B user.Is this possible ?
Aim : Remote Login from Windows to Windows without RDP or MSTSC only through SSH initiate the process and mail the Excel file details from the Machine A.(Windows to Windows Environment As of now)
Its possible ??
@scottalanmiller said in Curl Issue:
This means that the link that you have is bad, but they are redirecting you, potentially, to a good one. cURL, by default, does not follow redirection. But there is a setting to enable that.
Set: CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION to 1
Can I know the location?
The file which I am trying to download through Curl downloads but the file is downloaded but it opens as the html file and gives the information the 302 Found the file moved here. While clicking on here the file is downloaded now. As checked in the internet i found this as a Solution how to do this ?
Need to write .sh file for that or its a PHP file ?
@thwr Hereafter i should not update any doubts in this post only Right !!!!