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Active Directory Powershell Blog
Working with Certificates in Active Directory Powershell
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over 4 years ago
by
M. Ali
1
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AD Powershell uses .NET class X509Certificate to represent a certificate. Let's see how you can manage the certificates for a user. Update User Certificates You can create a X509Certificate (or X509Certificate2 ) object using the certificate file...
Active Directory Powershell Blog
Active Directory Powershell – Advanced Filter (Part – II)
Posted
over 4 years ago
by
M. Ali
8
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In my previous post I discussed about the various features available in -Filter parameter aka “advanced filter”. This post extends the previous one and discusses about the various operators supported in Advanced Filter and also give examples using each...
Active Directory Powershell Blog
Active Directory Web Services Overview
Posted
over 4 years ago
by
M. Ali
10
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Active Directory Web Services (ADWS) is a new windows service introduced in Windows 2008 R2 that enables remote management of any local directory service instance using WS-* protocols. ADWS supports the following web service protocols: WS-Transfer...
Active Directory Powershell Blog
Active Directory Powershell – Advanced Filter
Posted
over 4 years ago
by
M. Ali
6
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Do you find it difficult reading/writing LDAP filters? Do you wish you could write LDAP filter in a more natural way? Have you ever wished that Ldap filter parser message should point you to the exact error character in your filter string instead of displaying...
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