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1. #SHANE O MAC PHONE NUMBER INSTALL#
2. #SHANE O MAC PHONE NUMBER UPDATE#
3. #SHANE O MAC PHONE NUMBER DOWNLOAD#
4. #SHANE O MAC PHONE NUMBER WINDOWS#

Get-aduser -Filter * -SearchBase “ou=testou,dc=iammred,dc=net” -Properties telephonenumber |

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Here is the Windows PowerShell command I use to check to ensure that the command worked: Hmmm, it could be a bit confusing-at least to me. In addition, when retrieving the TelephoneNumber attribute, I must specify TelephoneNumber. ADSI edit shows a telephoneNumber attribute as follows:īut the Set-ADUser cmdlet uses a parameter called OfficeTelephone. The thing that is a bit confusing is that the Active Directory Users and Computers utility displays a Telephone number: field. Get-aduser -Filter * -SearchBase “ou=testou,dc=iammred,dc=net” | Set-ADUser -OfficePhone 55 Luckily, the Set-ADUser cmdlet has an –OfficePhone parameter that makes it really easy to set the office telephone number. This field is shown in the following image: The easy thing here is that only the switchboard telephone number needs to be added in the office telephone number field. TelephoneNumber is not an automatically returned property therefore, I need to specify it via the –Properties property. Next, I specify the target organizational unit as the SearchBase. I specify the filter of * so I get all users back. The Get-ADUser cmdlet is very easy to use. So for now, there are no telephone numbers associated with any of the users in the TestOU. PS C:\> get-aduser -Filter * -SearchBase “ou=testou,dc=iammred,dc=net” -Properties telephonenumber | select name, telephonenumber To find a list of users from a specific organizational unit (OU) that lists the user name and the telephone number, I use the following command: The two cmdlets I use today are Get-ADUser and Set-ADUser. When these two requirements are met, you can use the cmdlets from the Active Directory module.

#SHANE O MAC PHONE NUMBER DOWNLOAD#

Here is the link to download the tools for Windows 8: Remote Server Administation Tools for Windows 8. This depends on the version of the operating system that you have installed.

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Next, you need to install the Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) on your computer. In later server Windows Server versions, no additional changes are required. This is detailed in the following Hey, Scripting Guy blog: Install Active Directory Management Service for Easy PowerShell Access. In Windows Server 2008, you need to install the Active Directory Management Gateway Service. Find all user names and telephone numbers Now I am relaxing with a cup of Gun Powder Green tea with a cinnamon stick and lemon grass, and I am using my Windows Surface RT to check my email. I do like to go out to the lanai and watch the rain (it is more interesting than most television shows these days). I have a treadmill, so I do not need to go outside and run in the rain for exercise. Needless to say, I have not be going out much (just to the Charlotte Windows PowerShell Users group meetings). The only difference is that the temperature has remained high, which means the rain makes steam when it hits the hot roads and sidewalks.

It feels like I have been out in Redmond, Washington for the last couple of weeks-it has rained every day for two weeks straight. Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, is here. I know I have RSAT installed on my laptop running Windows 8, so if you can come up with some sort of Windows PowerShell script, it would be great. Oh, we are running Windows Server 2008 for our Active Directory server, and I believe our consultant installed the Active Directory Management Gateway…or some such thing.

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I do not like ADSI scripting, but I really do not have the time to click and update over a hundred accounts in Active Directory Users and Computers, even if I can just cut and paste the numbers. To be honest, I have been putting it off because I am afraid it will be a huge pain to do. I need to at least update the phone numbers to reflect the new switchboard numbers so callers could use the directory produced by our phone switch to access user’s offices. We just moved our offices to a new location, and now the phone numbers stored in Active Directory are wrong. Summary : Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, talks about using Windows PowerShell to set office telephone numbers for all users in an organizational unit.