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This is very simple using the quest cmdlets. <br />
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Get-qaduser -disabled | move-qadobject -NewParentContainer {distinguished name of EX employees ou}
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This is very simple using the quest cmdlets.

Get-qaduser -disabled | move-qadobject -NewParentContainer {distinguished name of EX employees ou}

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Xxdcmast,<br />
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I would prefer to use the builtin AD cmdlets, if possible.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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Xxdcmast,

I would prefer to use the builtin AD cmdlets, if possible.

Thanks!

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Hi Subsun,<br />
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Works like a charm! Thanks for your help!.<br />
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Hi Subsun,

Works like a charm! Thanks for your help!.

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Can someone please help. I need to find all disabled user accounts and move them to a specified OU called &quot;Ex Employees&quot; using Powershell.<br />
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It would be great if the domain name and OU had a variable so I can use this in multiple environments easily.<br />
<br />
THanks!<br />
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A.
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Can someone please help. I need to find all disabled user accounts and move them to a specified OU called "Ex Employees" using Powershell.

It would be great if the domain name and OU had a variable so I can use this in multiple environments easily.

THanks!

A.

Powershell: Move all disabled AD accounts to &quot;Ex Employees&quot; OU

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Powershell: Move all disabled AD accounts to &quot;Ex Employees&quot; OU

Powershell: Move all disabled AD accounts to "Ex Employees" OU