I came across a situation the other day. In my Azure Tenant, I have a VM, a domain controller that hosts, well… my domain. I only use it for testing, most recently I was doing some SSPR testing. I only
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Azure – Import users into cloud via CSV file
There’s a few different methods to import users into your Azure tenant. In the Azure Active Directory Portal https://aad.portal.azure.com -> Users -> Bulk Operations -> Bulk create Or you can use a little powershell This will focus on the powershell
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PowerShell – Adding Proxy Addresses by CSV
This is going to be a little different. As per usual, we need to follow our regular set of steps when dealing with a large amount of data that needs validation. 2. Edit the CSV with the proxy email addresses
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PowerShell – Changing Departments for Multiple AD Users
Hostile takeover? All employees of a department being reassigned? We won’t go into ‘how to disable way lots of employees because your upper management said ‘because we told you”. So, we’ll go into changing departments for the entire company. There’s
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PowerShell – Change passwords on multiple AD accounts
If you’re like me, you built a new AD for testing. And if you’re also like me, you imported a whole bunch of users into your AD. Some of those users likely had passwords that didn’t quite meet the domain
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PowerShell – Finding all Disabled users in AD
Need to find all the disabled users in your AD? it’s odd that the built in AD Tools do not have this option. PowerShell to the rescue! All these commands are documented in the Microsoft Get-ADUser cmdlet. I’ve added some
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PowerShell – Importing AD users from CSV
What are the situations you’ll need lots of Dummy AD data? When you want to run some awesomely crafted PowerShell AD scripts, that’s where. I was in a situation a few months ago where I needed replicate a VERY large
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Creating your first Powershell GUI – Part 3
Getting caught up? In this post, I’ll be adding some error checking in the form of a function. In a late article, I may revisit this and re-write some of these functions to clean up the code. For now, we’ll
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Creating your first Powershell GUI – Part 2
Already seen this part? Check out Part 1, Part 2, and Part3 In part 1, we covered the very basics. A one-line Get-ADUser query, a simple form with one button and output textbox. In this entry, we’ll add more functionality
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Creating your first Powershell GUI – Part 1
Create your first Powershell GUI, Part 1: the Basics with simple tools and built in Windows 10 functionality