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How to obtain PC's that haven't been on network for over 45 days' on AD on Server 2003?
hi guys,
I have another environment which is very tightly locked down, so I'm unable to run applications like Solarwinds etc or can't run powershell seeing as it's a Windows 2003 server. I think I can download a core packge, however if I didn't, then how would one obtain PC's in AD that haven't been on the network for more than 45 days? Would it be a batch file or .vbs?
Thanks
Yash
I have another environment which is very tightly locked down, so I'm unable to run applications like Solarwinds etc or can't run powershell seeing as it's a Windows 2003 server. I think I can download a core packge, however if I didn't, then how would one obtain PC's in AD that haven't been on the network for more than 45 days? Would it be a batch file or .vbs?
Thanks
Yash
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Hey guys,
I ran he dsquery but it doesn't recognise that command. However, I am aware that it would work if I did have the necessary admin tools installed.
I downloaded the powershell and that seemed to do the trick for now:)
thanks peeps
I ran he dsquery but it doesn't recognise that command. However, I am aware that it would work if I did have the necessary admin tools installed.
I downloaded the powershell and that seemed to do the trick for now:)
thanks peeps
Have you resolved that?
The command suggested above should work fine for you.
Meanwhile, here is in detail about : "How to find inactive PC's list and disable/delete them from AD".
Hope, this helps you.