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Are you looking for inactive users, more on that here <br />
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<a href="http://adisfun.blogspot.com/2012/08/find-inactive-users-using-powershell.html" rel="ugc">http://adisfun.blogspot.com/2012/08/find-inactive-users-using-powershell.html</a><br />
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oldcmp by Joeware is another great tool and adtidy is a great GUI &nbsp;tool &nbsp;that can help you with this task.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Mike
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Hi Mike,<br />
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what about inactive computers?<br />
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Can we pull out inactive users and computers from AD on a single powershell cmdlet?<br />
if so,<br />
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what is the right syntax?
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Thanks Mike,<br />
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so, let's assume that all disabled accounts are member of an OU named DisabledUsers. Can we pull out that information?<br />
If so, <br />
is this reliable? if not, your thoughts?
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Can someone please help me to get the right powershell command to pull out a list of inactive OUs from AD?
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Can someone please help me to get the right powershell command to pull out a list of inactive OUs from AD?

Are you looking for inactive users, more on that here 

http://adisfun.blogspot.com/2012/08/find-inactive-users-using-powershell.html

oldcmp by Joeware is another great tool and adtidy is a great GUI  tool  that can help you with this task.

Thanks

Mike

Hi Mike,

what about inactive computers?

Can we pull out inactive users and computers from AD on a single powershell cmdlet?
if so,

what is the right syntax?

Thanks Mike,

so, let&#39;s assume that all disabled accounts are member of an OU named DisabledUsers. Can we pull out that information?
If so, 
is this reliable? if not, your thoughts?

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