Send Bulk Test Emails with PowerShell
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I’m doing some load testing on one of my SMTP Smart Hosts, and needed to send a few thousand emails in a controlled space of time. I’ve written this quick…
Active Directory 101
Bulk convert AD groups
With the advent of Windows PowerShell, performing bulk tasks just gets easier and easier. Consider a scenario where you have a bunch of Domain Local groups that you need to…
Get Email Address From SAMACCOUNTNAME
This Active Directory PowerShell Module code will show you how to the primary SMTP address of users using their SAMACCOUNTNAME. In this scenario, You have a list of users’ SAMACCOUNT…
How to Delegate Control on Active Directory Windows Server 2016
In this article, I’ll show you how to delegate Control In Active Directory and all a specific user to only reset passwords to users. In this case, My client asked…
Add a computer to an Active Directory domain with PowerShell
A common task many system administrators do is adding computers to an Active Directory domain. Since Active Directory is embedded in so many organizations, nearly every IT professional is probably…
Add and remove users to AD groups with Group Policy
Group Policy allows you to add and remove users to an Active Directory (AD) group. Using this feature improves security because you can ensure that high-risk security groups only contain…
Configuring Password Replication Policy for Read Only Domain Controllers
What is Password Replication Policy? Password Replication Policy (PRP) determines which users’ credentials can be cached on a specific RODC. If PRP allows an RODC to cache a user’s credentials,…
Powershell – Remove Members from AD Groups in bulk
Now there are several ways that you can remove members from a group. The simplest of all is by using Remove-ADGroupMember. Let us see the examples associated with this cmdlet.…
Powershell – How to change AD user description field
In this article we will be using Powershell to perform this. But be aware that we can do this from Active Directory Users and Computers as well. Let us say…