ADLockoutViewer

1.0

ADLockoutViewer displays a GUI of Active Directory users in specific OUs. Any user that is locked will have a check by their name. Unchecking the box will unlock the user. OUs can be chosen from the drop down menu.

The ComputerName parameter is the computer that has the ActiveDirectory PowerShell module installed if the local computer does not.

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ADLockoutViewer displays a GUI of Active Directory users in specific OUs. Any user that is locked will have a check by their name. Unchecking the box will unlock the user. OUs can be chosen from the drop down menu.

The ComputerName parameter is the computer that has the ActiveDirectory PowerShell module installed if the local computer does not.

This command can be used with the CredSSP authentication method. This is useful when you want to use it on a computer that doesn't have the ActiveDirectory PowerShell module installed, but the computer being connected to is not a domain controller. When that happens the CredSSP authentication method has to be used, and the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of the remote computer must be used for the ComputerName parameter. Also, the user will be required to enter Administrator level credentials in a separate dialog.
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Install-Script -Name ADLockoutViewer -RequiredVersion 1.0

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1.0.2 1,427 4/6/2016
1.0.1 107 3/21/2016
1.0 (current version) 93 3/21/2016