Scripts




  1. Add Computers to a Group – PowerShell V1.0 Script 
  2. Update Group Membership–PowerShell Script
  3. Update ProfilePath in Active Directory – PowerShell Script
  4. Update Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Address–PowerShell Script
  5. Remove Proxyaddress–PowerShell Script
  6. Update UserPrincipalName–PowerShell Script
  7. Copy Group Membership–PowerShell Script
  8. Update Display Name, Name, Initials etc–PowerShell Script
  9. Caesar Cipher Encryption – PowerShell
  10. List Local Administrator Group Members on a Server – PowerShell
  11. Modify Log On To (userWorkstations) User Properties–PowerShell
  12. Search AD and Add Employee ID – PowerShell
  13. List Group Members in Active Directory–PowerShell
  14. Update ProfilePath in Active Directory – PowerShell
  15. Search Active Directory and Generate Distribution List Membership Details–PowerShell
  16. Top 10 Scripts in Microsoft Script Repository - PowerShell
  17. User Profile and Operating System (OS) Info – PowerShell
  18. Copy SMTP Address From Exchange Resource Forest–PowerShell
  19. Compare Source and Target Mailbox Size–PowerShell
  20. Collect Service Info From Remote Servers – PowerShell
  21. Udpate Comptuer Description–PowerShell
  22. Change Service Account Username & Password–PowerShell 
  23. Search Active Directory & Get User Properties–PowerShell
  24. Update ManagedBy Attribute–PowerShell
  25. Modify HOSTS File Remotely–PowerShell
  26. Identify Domain Memebership - Batch
  27. Logical Drive Space Info - PowerShell
  28. Identify the Physical Host of a Virtual Server V1.1 - PowerShell
  29. Configure Terminal Server User Profile – PowerShell
  30. Search Users from Multiple Domains Using a Common Attribute–PowerShell 
  31. Search AD Users and Computes – PowerShell
  32. Last Logged-On User / DefaultUserName – PowerShell
  33. Identify Domain Membership – PowerShell
  34. Change Default Domain Name (Log on to) from an Input File - PowerShell
  35. Check admin$ share using PowerShell
  36. Remove Proxyaddress–PowerShell
  37. Copy Group Membership–PowerShell
  38. Update Display Name, Name, Initials etc–PowerShell
  39. Search AD, Collect Local Admin Group Info and Generate Email Alert – PowerShell
  40. Add Users to a Group–PowerShell
  41. User Must Change Password at Next Logon–pwdLastSet–PowerShell
  42. Group Membership – Batch
  43. Search Active Directory and Get Computer Object Information - PowerShell
  44. Computer Cleanup Script – Batch
  45. Forefront Client Security (FCS) Uninstallation Script - VB
  46. Uninstall McAfee and Install ForeFront Client Security - VB 
  47. Uninstall Symantec and Install ForeFront Client Security - VB 
  48. Identify the Physical Host of a Virtual Server V1.0 -  PowerShell
  49. Compare Primary SMTP Address–PowerShell 
  50. Stamp a value in an Attribute–PowerShell 
  51. Change / Update mxExchMasterAccountSID–PowerShell 
  52. Search AD and List Local Administrator Group Members on Servers – PowerShell
  53. Modify Logon Scirpt (scriptPath)–PowerShell
  54. Stop/Start or Enable/Disable Service - Credential – PowerShell 
  55. Stop/Start or Enable/Disable Service – PowerShell
  56. Installing ForeFront Client Security (FCS) Client Software - VB
  57. Get control of your severs using Startup/Shutdown Script - Batch
  58. Update Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Address–PowerShell 
  59. Update UserPrincipalName–PowerShell
  60. Copy Attribute Values–PowerShell 
  61. Update an Attribute Value in Active Directory–PowerShell 
  62. User Home Folder / Local Path–PowerShell
  63. ObjectSID and Active Directory - Batch
  64. Stop, Start, Disable Service Remotely–PowerShell
  65. siDHistory Report - with Multi Value Support - PowerShell
  66. Operating System Info–Batch
  67. Updating Group Membership “Dynamically” - Batch
  68. Verify sIDHistory and Identify the Source User Account - Batch
  69. Generate sidHistory Report - Batch
  70. Search Active Directory and Generate SIDHistory Report - PowerShell
  71. Search Active Directory – PowerShell
  72. Enable or Disable Telnet Client Remotely - Batch
  73. Stop and Disable Service – Batch
  74. DPM - Library Name and Serial Number - PowerShell
  75. Move Computer Objects Based on Operating System Version - Batch
  76. ADMT SID Mapping File Generation - Batch
  77. Group Policy Report- Last time Group Policy was applied - Batch
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