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anonymous

PS: How to get Active Directory User information - 0 views

First, load the AD snapin import-module ActiveDirectory Then: get-aduser username | get-member

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Brian Sliger

A Guide to getting started with Windows PowerShell. - 0 views

www.microsoft.com/...run.mspx

howto troubleshooting microsoft

shared by Brian Sliger on 13 Apr 09 - Cached
  • To summarize, here’s how you run from scripts from within Windows PowerShell:•Make sure you’ve changed your execution policy. By default, PowerShell won’t run scripts at all, no matter how you specify the path.•To run a script, specify the entire file path, or either: 1) use the .\ notation to run a script in the current directory or 2) put the folder where the script resides in your Windows path.•If your file path includes blank spaces, enclose the path in double quote marks and preface the path with an ampersand.
    • Brian Sliger
      Brian Sliger on 13 Apr 09
       
      Things to remember
  • Brian Sliger on 13 Apr 09
     
    Here is some useful information on Running Windows Powershell Scripts. Information is provided for running scripts from within Powershell, or without starting Powershell. There is a link provided to a help file for the Execution Policy to those that want to view it in a standard Windows format.
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