Man, you just made me happy. I become delighted, when I could learn something new. Just started my IT career as an IT and Application support. Your one tutorial now have me tons of ideas and scopes. for today, no dinner, no outing. I will just play with it and reveal more and more. Thank you so much for your help.
when we create users we have specific member groups for them. most we know by heart. can you add a variable for the 'member of' if that group is a part of your OU? is it a good idea?
It's definitely works, how do you do it from multiple accounts? Also can you duplicate an account so that you don't have to add the memberships individually?
How do you start powershell as administrator when you click "Run with powershell". Mine opens in non-admin, which makes it impossible for the script to go through? Do you have an idea on how to always open powershell as administrator.
Great stuff Thank You When I run the script it works great and the user is created ...except I get an error -accountPassword : The term '-accountPassword' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet
Hi Gareth, you are right!!! You definitely want to add the distinguishedname and samaccountname if I didn't include that too. I feel like there was one other but I cant remember right at this moment.
Man, you just made me happy. I become delighted, when I could learn something new. Just started my IT career as an IT and Application support. Your one tutorial now have me tons of ideas and scopes. for today, no dinner, no outing. I will just play with it and reveal more and more. Thank you so much for your help.
I have never seen someone like you. To be honest the way your explaining so easy and simple.
thanks Sir
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This was acturly really helpfull! havn't tried it in practise yet, but overall made lot of sense! Thanks for the lecture!
Thank you, sir. Very good way of teaching. Makes me want to keep going.
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when we create users we have specific member groups for them. most we know by heart. can you add a variable for the 'member of' if that group is a part of your OU? is it a good idea?
This is a great tutorial! It was really helpful.
It's definitely works, how do you do it from multiple accounts? Also can you duplicate an account so that you don't have to add the memberships individually?
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How do you start powershell as administrator when you click "Run with powershell". Mine opens in non-admin, which makes it impossible for the script to go through?
Do you have an idea on how to always open powershell as administrator.
Right click Windows Powershell ISE > More > Run as administrator
Thanks!
Great, thank you!!!
wow, thank you sir
Thanks
Very nice
hello how can i remove a user in the active directory using the domain controler
Great video
Thanks Eddie!
Great stuff Thank You When I run the script it works great and the user is created ...except I get an error -accountPassword : The term '-accountPassword' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet
How can you add security deny to read to an ou
when i tried , got this prompt - cmdlet New-ADUser at command pipeline position 1
Supply values for the following parameters:
Name:
Yeah same. I'm currently trying to figure out a way to fix this. Have you had any luck?
Awesome tutorial but I have no distinguishedname attribute :(
Hi Gareth, you are right!!! You definitely want to add the distinguishedname and samaccountname if I didn't include that too. I feel like there was one other but I cant remember right at this moment.
where can i find this script??
you have this option too for the password:
-Accountpassword (Read-Host -AsSecureString "AccountPassword")