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Display computer objects inactive over 60 days and OU location

Asked by jcastin in Miscellaneous Programming, Active Directory, VB Script

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Hello,

I need to find computer accounts that have not had their passwords reset in over 60 days and what OUs they are located in. If anyone has a sample VBScript that would accomplish this, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you,

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Zones: Miscellaneous Programming, Active Directory, VB Script
Tags: Microsoft, Active Directory, VBSCript, Windows Server 2003/2008
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Solution Provided By: Hubasan
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