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Windows Powershell |
No Comment | 3,676 views | 17/06/2009 11:18
We can check Active Directory users with dsquery command on Powershell and Command Prompt (CMD). It’s very basic command to find a user in a directory. Lets check John Connor if He is already in Skynet Active Directory:
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| $samID = "john.connor"
$checkaduser = dsquery user -samid $samID
if ($checkaduser -like "*OU=Skynet*")
{
Write-Host "That user already exist in Skynet Active Directory."
}
else
{
.\createaduser.ps1 "FirstName" "LastName" "SamID" "Password"
} |
$samID = "john.connor"
$checkaduser = dsquery user -samid $samID
if ($checkaduser -like "*OU=Skynet*")
{
Write-Host "That user already exist in Skynet Active Directory."
}
else
{
.\createaduser.ps1 "FirstName" "LastName" "SamID" "Password"
}
Can you believe Skynet using Active Directory to store users? I don’t think so but who knows?