Active Directory: User Info
2013-05-01
If you need some information from a user account you can use this script.
user_info.ps1
#create table $tabName = "users" $table = New-Object system.Data.DataTable "$tabName" #create columns $name = New-Object system.Data.DataColumn name,([string]) $title = New-Object system.Data.DataColumn title,([string]) $department = New-Object system.Data.DataColumn department,([string]) $company = New-Object system.Data.DataColumn company,([string]) $telephonenumber = New-Object system.Data.DataColumn telephonenumber,([string]) $mobile = New-Object system.Data.DataColumn mobile,([string]) $whencreated = New-Object system.Data.DataColumn whencreated,([string]) $lastpwdchange = New-Object system.Data.DataColumn lastpwdchange,([string]) $lastlogon = New-Object system.Data.DataColumn lastlogon,([string]) $homedirectory = New-Object system.Data.DataColumn homedirectory,([string]) $manager = New-Object system.Data.DataColumn manager,([string]) $table.columns.add($name) $table.columns.add($title) $table.columns.add($department) $table.columns.add($company) $table.columns.add($telephonenumber) $table.columns.add($mobile) $table.columns.add($whencreated) $table.columns.add($lastpwdchange) $table.columns.add($lastlogon) $table.columns.add($homedirectory) $table.columns.add($manager) foreach ($arg in $args) { #create new row $row = $table.NewRow() #fetch information $searcher=New-Object DirectoryServices.DirectorySearcher $searcher.Filter="(&(samaccountname=$arg))" $results=$searcher.findone() $row.name = $results.properties.displayname[0] $row.title = $results.properties.title[0] $row.department = $results.properties.department[0] $row.company = $results.properties.company[0] $row.telephonenumber = $results.properties.telephonenumber[0] $row.mobile = $results.properties.mobile[0] $row.whencreated = $results.properties.whencreated[0] $row.lastpwdchange = [datetime]::fromfiletime($results.properties.pwdlastset[0]) $row.lastlogon = [datetime]::fromfiletime($results.properties.lastlogon[0]) $row.homedirectory = $results.properties.homedirectory[0] $row.manager = $results.properties.manager[0] $table.Rows.Add($row) } $table | format-list
To use this script open up a powershell comman prompt and start it.
You can pass one or more usernames to it.
.\user_info.ps1 username1 username2