Cleanup Inactive AD Accounts w/ PowerShell Pt 1: New-Timespan, Search-ADAccount, Disable-ADAccount

[@brookster7772]

EXCELLENT! Organized... Articulate... Easy to Follow.....! New Powershell user here... First time seeing your channel and I clicked SUBSCRIBE after 5 minutes in! Look forward to more.

[@CarlHillIT]

Awesome, glad you liked it!

[@jamiesweeney4953]

I can see this channel doing extremely well. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, extremely helpful.

[@CarlHillIT]

Thank you! Glad you liked it. Let me know if you have any ideas or suggestions for new videos.

[@MrHosmoz]

This is awesome!!! Thank you!

[@josephjoestar995]

Thanks for this - will this work for users in an Azure AD environment? And also where do I type and run the script? Many thanks

[@jacobruzycki659]

So I have something like this but I need to make the script grant access to the disabled users home folder which is on a shared drive. Currently I have the script once a user id is disabled to mark the account in the disabled users OU on when to delete the account. What I need is to have the script grant access to the disabled users “home” folder for 30 days and send them an email. I need this to happen in Powershell. Can you help me?? I’m fairly new to powershell and I’m still learning.

[@markgilgorobat5296]

New Subscriber here. Awesome! Thanks

[@CarlHillIT]

Thanks and welcome

[@tylerwilliams6357]

Your link is a bust. But fantastic video.

[@CarlHillIT]

Thanks for the heads up. I'll try to go back and fix the link to all my old videos that have been moved to a new URL