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Just a follow up on my previous post, here’s the script to do just that in PowerShell. It extracts the name and the last time the password was changed and displays it in the host.
As I was converting my VBScripts to PowerShell, I reviewed one which checks for the password expiration of a user in Active Directory. The blog post I’ve had sometime last year extracts object properties and one of them is the pwdLastSet property which specifies a 64-bit value of when the user last changed their passwords. […]