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It is a PS script...right but what do i do if i need to see the output for the query that what all are the accounts that has been unlocked
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Add -Passthru<br />
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<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-40443651-1"><span>Import-Module ActiveDirectory</span>
<span>Search-ADAccount –SearchBase ‘OU=India,DC=XYZ,DC=com’ –LockedOut | Unlock-ADAccount -Passthru</span>
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Thanks VB ITS.... this solves half of my purpose....Please help if i have to unlock and reset password at the same time for a handful of domain IDs.
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Thanks Joshua Grantom.<br />
Can you please help if i have to unlock and reset password at the same time for a handful of domain IDs provided the list of IDs will be fetched from a file kept at a location
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Gautam,<br />
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Yes I can help you, please post a new question as you have selected an answer for this one already.
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Please help me developing a script (Powershell/ VBS/ command line) for unlocking bulk AD user accounts . Script will be fetching the list of IDs from a .txt / .xls file<br />
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Distinguished name for the OU where i am having permission is mentioned below<br />
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OU=India,DC=XYZ,DC=com
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Please help me developing a script (Powershell/ VBS/ command line) for unlocking bulk AD user accounts . Script will be fetching the list of IDs from a .txt / .xls file

Distinguished name for the OU where i am having permission is mentioned below

OU=India,DC=XYZ,DC=com

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