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Sorry, typo, use this one:<br />

<pre><code id="code-8148147">Get-QADUser -Enabled -passwordNeverExpires:$False | where { ( $_.PasswordExpires -lt (Get-Date) )}|Select name|Export-Csv c:\Users.csv</code></pre>
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Sorry, typo, use this one:


Get-QADUser -Enabled -passwordNeverExpires:$False | where { ( $_.PasswordExpires -lt (Get-Date) )}|Select name|Export-Csv c:\Users.csv

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Powershell / quest commandLets script that will check for users with expired passwords on a partuicular OU and export to .csv file
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Powershell / quest commandLets script that will check for users with expired passwords on a partuicular OU and export to .csv file

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