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can someone provide a powershell or AD Cmdlets script that we can use to check Active Directory daily to find out what passwords will expire in the next 14 days, and send out an email notice using an html file with variables in it?
many thanks
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many thanks
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Michael Leonard
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Qlemo, let's agree to disagree!!.. :) .. I didn't post just a link to discussion thread from any other forum.. Moreover I don’t think it’s too cumbersome for an AD administrator to understand what is written in the article as it is very direct an instructive..
The thread which you are referring to have only few comments which referring to the specific code which is used to send HTML email for the users who’s password is going to expire. I agree that posting links is not a good thing to do but, I just didn't want to copy paste the code from the article. If OP have further questions then I would have happy assisted him to update the code..
BTB, Get-QADuser won’t work to find the password expiry date in all scenarios, for instance if you have a windows 2008 R2 or later domain and you have some fine-grained password policies then you need to use the function Get-XADUserPasswordExpirat
@siber1, If you have used Qlemo's solution to achieve your goal, then you may request to reopen he question so that the points can be awarded to correct solution, I am ok with it..
The thread which you are referring to have only few comments which referring to the specific code which is used to send HTML email for the users who’s password is going to expire. I agree that posting links is not a good thing to do but, I just didn't want to copy paste the code from the article. If OP have further questions then I would have happy assisted him to update the code..
BTB, Get-QADuser won’t work to find the password expiry date in all scenarios, for instance if you have a windows 2008 R2 or later domain and you have some fine-grained password policies then you need to use the function Get-XADUserPasswordExpirat
@siber1, If you have used Qlemo's solution to achieve your goal, then you may request to reopen he question so that the points can be awarded to correct solution, I am ok with it..
Got it.. will keep it in mind..
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Qlemo,
I'm not going to get caught up in the politics of this, but I will say that you are extremely fortunate to have someone the caliber of Subsun posting answers to our questions. He is extremely knowledgeable and his advise and postings are the main reason I subscribe to your service.
Michael aka @siber
I'm not going to get caught up in the politics of this, but I will say that you are extremely fortunate to have someone the caliber of Subsun posting answers to our questions. He is extremely knowledgeable and his advise and postings are the main reason I subscribe to your service.
Michael aka @siber
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