GPO TO DISABLE INACTIVE ACCOUNTS IN AD 2008
I need to remove users and computers account that has not logged in to the network in the past 30 days (AD Cleanup). I want to create new OUs as "Disabled Users" and "Disabled Computers" and move these accounts to its corresponding container using a GPO. Can anyone please tell me how to accomplish this? Your feedback will be greatly appreciated.
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I can post an article tomorrow detailing exactly how its all done, with the scripts, if you dont have a full answer by then.
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Hi Neilsr
If you have that article please post it here, it should be a very helpful guide in this process. Please note that Users and Computers ARE NOT in the same OU as you explained. Under the domain tree there is a separate OU for each.
Hi becraig:
You got it! Points 1-3 in your answer is exactly what I need! Should I open a SEPARATE question for this script?Please advise. Thanks.
If you have that article please post it here, it should be a very helpful guide in this process. Please note that Users and Computers ARE NOT in the same OU as you explained. Under the domain tree there is a separate OU for each.
Hi becraig:
You got it! Points 1-3 in your answer is exactly what I need! Should I open a SEPARATE question for this script?Please advise. Thanks.
I would suggest that, in the powershell zone.
Though I can write it pretty quickly there are a lot of other experts who can contribute and get you the most efficient path.
Though I can write it pretty quickly there are a lot of other experts who can contribute and get you the most efficient path.
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becraig:
I followed your recommendation and have just opened a new question in the powershell zone.
I followed your recommendation and have just opened a new question in the powershell zone.
Great I'll take a look, I'm sure one of the guys might have already provided a solution by now.
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Thanks to both for your support, I'm using the AD Tidy app, it has helped me a lot.
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