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Export security group members to a CSV file using Powershell: Import-Module ActiveDirectory Get-ADGroupMember -identity sec_group_name | select name | Export-csv C:\Temp\filename.csv -NoTypeInformation If you just wat the username, use “select samaccountname”. Btw …
Got an issue with some MSI’s that couldn’t be deployed with Group Policy. The following was logged into the Windows System log. The assignment of application Adobe Flash Player 11.2 …
I was unable to save my credentials just for one server. This server was NOT a domain member, domain member servers doesn’t suffer from this issue (in my case). Remote …
When an Active Directory account locks out often, the credentials are probably saved on a computer somewhere in the environment. This post is about how to trace the machine name, …
Permissions on a specific OU needed to join a computer to Active Directory; This object and all descendant object – Create computer objects – Delete computer objects Descendant computer objects: …
Using ADRestore v1.1 (part of the Sysinternals Suite by Mark Russinovich). Because we need the CN of the deleted object, we need to make a list of all tombstoned objects: …
With the attribute Last-Logon-Timestamp it is possible to retrieve a users’ last logon date. Keep in mind that syncronisation of this attribute only happens on a 14 day schedule (default …
Cacls: for /D %%i in (*) do ( cacls %%i /T /E /G yourdomain\domain admins:F cacls %%i /T /E /G yourdomain\%%i:c cacls %%i /T /E /G yourdomain\storageAdmins:c ) Subinacl: for …