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Edward van Biljon
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In this video we take a look at running ActiveDirectory cmdlets using PowerShell built-in to Windows Server 2016 and then running the same command from PowerShell 7.
Video Steps
1. Launch PowerShell 7 from the Start menu
Click on the start button and then expand thePowerShell folder and launch PowerShell 7 elevated.2. Import module
Import the ActiveDirectory Module by running the command: Import-Module ActiveDirectory3. Run Command
Type in the commands you would normally use into the window.
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