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Thanks Kevin. &nbsp;Checking into your suggestions now.
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Thanks Kevin.  Checking into your suggestions now.

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Hey Experts. &nbsp;I'm cutting my teeth on PowerShell and wanted some help building this new script.<br />
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I'd like the script to disable user accounts that haven't been logged into for 30 or more days. &nbsp;After disabling it, move it to the &quot;dormant&quot; ou. &nbsp;Finally output which account(s) were disabled and moved.<br />
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Again, pretty new to PowerShell and would appreciate your help! &nbsp;Thank you experts!<br />
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Here is what I've come up with so far but needs tweaking.<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-28951031-1">Search-ADAccount  -accountinactive -timespan 30 -usersonly -SearchBase &quot;ou=depts,dc=domain&quot;|ft name,userprincipalname,lastlogondate,DistinguishedName|out-file C:\tools\Logs\logon-ad-user.log</code></pre>
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Hey Experts.  I'm cutting my teeth on PowerShell and wanted some help building this new script.

I'd like the script to disable user accounts that haven't been logged into for 30 or more days.  After disabling it, move it to the "dormant" ou.  Finally output which account(s) were disabled and moved.

Again, pretty new to PowerShell and would appreciate your help!  Thank you experts!

Here is what I've come up with so far but needs tweaking.
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Place stale user accounts into &quot;dormant&quot; OU

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Place stale user accounts into &quot;dormant&quot; OU

Place stale user accounts into "dormant" OU