Some of you know that I do a lot of work with Active Directory and Group Policy (GPO). I needed a script that would: Backup all GPOs in a domain Give me HTML and XML reports for all those GPOs Zip up

#Version 2.04 7-Apr-2018 Code clean-up for most recommendations made by Visual Studio Code You can always find the most current script by going to https://carlwebster.com/where-to-get-copies-of-

I do a lot of Active Directory (AD) Health Checks for my employer, Choice Solutions. Every time I do an AD Health Check, I find something else I need to add to the various documentation scripts.

#Version 2.18 released 10-Mar-2018 Added Log switch to create a transcript log You can always find the most current script by going to https://carlwebster.com/where-to-get-copies-of-the-documentation

  #Version 2.03 13-Jan-2018 Removed code that made sure all Parameters were set to default values if for some reason they did not exist or values were $Null Removed the Visible parameter Reorder

I finally got around to implementing the most requested feature. Making the script work for a child domain in a multi-domain Active Directory Forest. My PowerShell and AD mentor, Michael B. Smith, he

On a recent project for my employer, Choice Solutions, I needed to generate a report of all users who had a Home Drive configured on the Profile tab in Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC). So

While working on a project with my PowerShell and AD mentor, Michael B. Smith, he needed some additions made to the script.  He also made a couple of other suggestions I implemented. #Version 2.15 r

About a year ago, I released V1.0 of this script and stated if I ever found the time I would update it to not require XenApp 6.5. Finally, through the generosity of my employer, Choice Solutions, I to

About a year ago, I released V1.0 of this script and stated if I ever found the time I would update it to not require XenApp 6.5. Finally, through the generosity of my employer, Choice Solutions, I to

About a year ago, I released V1.0 of this script and stated if I ever found the time I would update it to not require XenApp 6.5. Finally, through the generosity of my employer, Choice Solutions, I to

A few months back, I worked on a project where the customer needed to find all services on all servers that used a specific Active Directory (AD) account name. The problem was, they had no idea how th

While working on a project with my PowerShell and AD mentor, Michael B. Smith, he needed some additions made to the script.  He also made a couple of other suggestions I implemented. #Version 2.14 re

Greetings, I keep meaning to post this but never do. Here is a link to the PDF from my two sessions I gave for the awesome Norway Citrix User Group (CUG). If you ever get invited to speak to this amaz

#Version 2.12 released 11-Nov-2016 Add Chinese language support Add table for Time Server information if script is run from an elevated PowerShell session Remove “Appendix A” from DC DNS

#Version 2.01 7-Nov-2016 Added Chinese language support You can always find the most current script by going to https://carlwebster.com/where-to-get-copies-of-the-documentation-scripts/ Thanks Webste

#Version 2.11 released 6-Nov-2016 Fixed Domain Trust Attributes (thanks GT) Fixed several Write-Warning statements that had no message Fixed using -AddDateTime with -HTML Remove duplicate setting for

#Version 2.1 released 19-Oct-2016 (Happy Birthday Linz) Add a new parameter, IncludeUserInfo Add to the User Miscellaneous Data section, outputs a table with the SamAccountName and DistinguishedNam

Just over two years ago, I released V1.0 of the Active Directory (AD) documentation script. That script was written to help me document the multiple AD environments for a customer. That customer allow

Version 2.0 of the Active Directory documentation script is still at least two weeks away so I wanted to add some quick updates and bug fixes to the current 1.2 script. I want to thank my new employer