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Powershell / Quest Cmdlets script for User Account Expires the end of?

Posted on 2013-11-27

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Powershell / Quest Cmdlets script for User Account Expires.

Takes a list of usernames from a .CVS or .txt filer and then "clicks" the Account Expires End of" option in ADUC for all of them....

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by:Subsun

Subsun earned 500 total points

ID: 396820602013-11-27

Try this..

Import-Module Activedirectory
GC c:\input.txt | % {
Set-ADAccountExpiration $_ -DateTime "12/25/2013"
}

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c:\input.txt file format..

UserA
UserB
UserC

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by:mjm21

ID: 396899952013-12-02

Excellent! Going to test in a few....

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by:mjm21

ID: 396901522013-12-02

Perfect! Thanks!

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