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Benefit of Quest Powershell module

Out of shear curiosity I've tried using the Quest PowerShell module, and ended up uninstalling after a week or so.  I saw a few "nice to haves", but nothing that couldn't be done natively PowerShell cmdlets.  I admit this was not a thorough test, and I wanted to hit up the community to see what benefits Quest offers and how you guys and gals put them to use.  I'm on the fence at this point, but my curiosity is still piqued.  It would take a lot to make me feel ok about typing Get-QADUser...that's just not right.
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Qlemo

8/22/2022 - Mon
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Does it still safe to run in the Win2012 R2 AD environment ?
Qlemo

AFAIK yes. The common suggestion is that if you use QAD already, keep it that way, but otherwise use the MS AD cmdlets.
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