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Hi all,<br />
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if there is anybody here that can help me I would be greatly appreciative, i have wrote a very basic script to look for disabled accounts etc, and account lock outs.<br />
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adding the 512 (normal account) to the 16 for lockout. Example below:<br />
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$search.Filter = “(&amp;(objectClass=user)(user<wbr />AccountCon<wbr />trol=528))<wbr />”<br />
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but this is not working :( if I do 512 instead of the 528 i get a list of accounts, can anyone see what I am doing wrong?<br />
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Regards<br />
<br />
Daniel
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Hi all,

if there is anybody here that can help me I would be greatly appreciative, i have wrote a very basic script to look for disabled accounts etc, and account lock outs.

adding the 512 (normal account) to the 16 for lockout. Example below:

$search.Filter = “(&(objectClass=user)(userAccountControl=528))”

but this is not working :( if I do 512 instead of the 528 i get a list of accounts, can anyone see what I am doing wrong?

Regards

Daniel

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