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Getting user password expiration from Fine group password policy in windows 2008 R2
From an another closed post I was given the following query to use in powershell
Looking more closely at the output I realize that it's spiting out every user in the AD as having an password that's expired/expiring. What I was looking for was a powershell method to list all users who will have passwords expiring in the next 10 days based on the fine group password policy. Tools I'm using now are reporting the wrong users as they are only looking at the dc group policy
Get-ADUser -filter {Enabled -eq $True -and PasswordNeverExpires -eq $False} –Properties Name, msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed
Looking more closely at the output I realize that it's spiting out every user in the AD as having an password that's expired/expiring. What I was looking for was a powershell method to list all users who will have passwords expiring in the next 10 days based on the fine group password policy. Tools I'm using now are reporting the wrong users as they are only looking at the dc group policy
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How are your FGPP defined? Are you using a security group that you reference with the users in it? We have to know this info in order to call the script and all of the users within the group or OU where you are assigning the FGPP.
Will.
Will.
Yup there is a security group. It is called 'passexp', all users are in the this, the OU is 'regstaff'
Try the following...
Will.
Import-module activedirectory
$Check = Get-ADGroupMember -Identity passexp
$Check | Get-ADUser -Properties Name, samaccountname, msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed |
select Name, samaccountname, @{n="expired";e={[datetime]::FromFileTime($_."msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed")}} |
Export-csv "c:\AccountExpireDates.csv" -nti
Will.
I ran it and it gave me a list of 400 people with expiring passwords. I don't think that's correct, at least 2 users on that list recently changed their passwords and they shouldn't be showing up
I have this part here which I like
[datetime]::FromFileTime((
it outputs the date and time of when the password is going to expire for that particular person.
If i can get it to loop through all the users in the passexp group i'm set. So far nothing I've tried works.
[datetime]::FromFileTime((
it outputs the date and time of when the password is going to expire for that particular person.
If i can get it to loop through all the users in the passexp group i'm set. So far nothing I've tried works.
I have modified the above script for a foreach loop.
Will.
Import-module activedirectory
$Check = Get-ADGroupMember -Identity passexp
ForEach ($User in $Check) {
Get-ADUser -Identity $User.sAMAccountName -Properties Name, samaccountname, msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed
select Name, samaccountname, @{n="expired";e={[datetime]::FromFileTime($_."msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed")}} |
Export-csv "c:\AccountExpireDates.csv" -nti
}
Will.
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