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Enumerate all cluster resources and their possible owners

This script will help you to enumerate all cluster resources and their possible owners on the cluster name “ClusterVirtualNode00”. Get-Cluster -Name ClusterVirtualNode00 | Get-ClusterResource | Get-ClusterOwnerNode References Get-ClusterOwnerNode Syntax Get-ClusterOwnerNode [-InputObject ] [-Cluster ] [-Group ] [-Resource ] [-ResourceType ]

Get all cluster resources and their dependencies

This script uses the cmdlet Get-Cluster to get all cluster resources and their dependencies Command : Get-Cluster -Name ClusterName | Get-ClusterResource | Get-ClusterResourceDependency References Get-Cluster Syntax Get-Cluster [-Domain ] [] Domain Get-Cluster [[-Name] ] [] Name Detailed Description This cmdlet

Find all locked out user account

Find all locked out user account This cmdlet lists all locked out user account in the current Active Directory domain Script : Search-ADAccount -LockedOut | select DistinguishedName References Search-ADAccount Syntax Search-ADAccount -AccountDisabled [-AuthType { | }] [-ComputersOnly ] [-Credential ]

Execute a cmdlet on a remote system with Invoke-Command

Execute a cmdlet on a remote system with Invoke-Command. Requirement : execute the command “winrm quickconfig” on the remote system. This script execute an Exchange cmdlet (enable-mailbox) on a remote Exchange server. This can be useful if you cannot or

Enumerate all domains in a forest

You will be able to enumerate all domains in a forest : the script lists all domain names (FQDN) in an Active Directory forest Script : @(([System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory.Forest]::GetCurrentForest()).Domains |select name ) References System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory Namespace The System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory namespace provides a high level abstraction object

Find an email address in the forest

With this script you will be able to find an email address in the forest and identify the Active Directory object linked on. (Get-ADobject -Filter {(mail -eq “johndoe@mail.com”)} -Properties sn,givenname,mail,displayname -SearchBase “dc=domain,dc=root” -Server “dc01.domain.root:3268” | ` Select-Object displayname,sn,givenname,mail) References Get-ADObject

Display port count per IP address

Display port count per IP address This script checks for port exhaustion on a specific server (Source). Port exhaustion can cause all kinds of problems for your servers. Here’s a list of some symptoms: Users won’t be able to connect

Find The Largest Top 10 Files and Directories On a UNIX

No problem to find the largest top 10 files and directories on a UNIX system with this command : du -hsx * | sort -rh | head -10 Output : 536G home 1.3G usr 1.2G var 756M lib 123M boot

Cleanup data when the user account no longer exists

This script can be very useful to cleanup data when the user account no longer exists in the Active Directory. Actually, this script moves only the folders linked to a deleted active directory user account (profiles, homes,…) to a temporary

Copy the group members to another group

This script copy the group members to another group. You have the choice between Microsoft Active Directory cmdlet or the Quest Active Directory cmdlet. Script (with Microsoft Active Directory module loaded : import-module activedirectory) : $Source_Group = “CN=SourceGroupName,OU=Groups,DC=domain,DC=com” $Destination_Group =