Inactive Users Tracker PowerShell Cmdlet Crack+ PC/Windows PowerShell 1 00:00:01 Get-NCInactiveUsers [-UserName] Name Description Example ---- [-UserName] User name(s) to return inactive accounts from. Defaults to all accounts The command accepts one or more user names as a parameter value. If a parameter value is a domain name, the command accepts a list of the domain names as parameters. Examples: Get-NCInactiveUsers -UserName "admin,user1,user2" Get-NCInactiveUsers [-UserName] Name Description Example ---- [-UserName] User name(s) to return inactive accounts from. Defaults to all accounts The command accepts one or more user names as a parameter value. If a parameter value is a domain name, the command accepts a list of the domain names as parameters. Examples: Get-NCInactiveUsers -UserName "admin,user1,user2" PowerShell 1 00:00:01 Get-NCInactiveUsers [-Days] Name Description Example ---- [-Days] The number of days to report inactive users for. Default is 30 days. The parameter accepts a number of days as a parameter value. If a parameter value is a domain name, the command accepts a list of the domain names as parameters. PowerShell 1 00:00:01 Get-NCInactiveUsers [-Days] Name Description Example ---- [-Days] The number of days to report inactive users for. Default is 30 days. The parameter accepts a number of days as a parameter value. If a parameter value is a domain name, the command accepts a list of the domain names as parameters. PowerShell 1 00:00:01 Get-NCInactiveUsers [-Days] Name Description Example ---- [-Days] Inactive Users Tracker PowerShell Cmdlet Get-NCInactiveUsers Windows PowerShell cmdlet is used for getting all inactive users accounts. Usage: Get-NCInactiveUsers (Alias: New-NCInactiveUsers, Import-NCInactiveUsers) [Alias:] Parameters: days (Int32) Specifies the number of days since the user last logged on for which a user is considered inactive. Required? [false] InactiveUsersStatus (Switch) Indicates whether the command operation is succeeded or failed. By default, this parameter is $false, which indicates that the operation was successful. Optional domain (String) Specifies the domain where the computer accounts reside. Required? [false] LogonType (Alias: LogonType) Specifies the logon type for which the users are considered inactive. By default, this parameter is $null, which indicates that the command operation is considered successful. Optional maxDiffDays (String) Specifies the maximum number of days that a user account is considered inactive before it is considered active again. By default, this parameter is $null, which indicates that the command operation is considered successful. Optional value1 (String) Specifies the value1 for which the users are considered inactive. Required? [false] value2 (String) Specifies the value2 for which the users are considered inactive. Required? [false] value3 (String) Specifies the value3 for which the users are considered inactive. Required? [false] value4 (String) Specifies the value4 for which the users are considered inactive. Required? [false] value5 (String) Specifies the value5 for which the users are considered inactive. Required? [false] value6 (String) Specifies the value6 for which the users are considered inactive. Required? [false] value7 (String) Specifies the value7 for which the users are considered inactive. Required? [false] value8 (String) Specifies the value8 for which the users are considered inactive. Required? [false] value9 (String) Specifies the value9 for which the users are considered inactive. Required? [false] value10 (String) Specifies the value10 for which the users are considered inactive. Required? [false] value11 (String) Specifies the value11 for which the users are considered inactive. Required? 1d6a3396d6 Inactive Users Tracker PowerShell Cmdlet [Mac/Win] What's New in the? Retrieves a list of inactive users. You can specify the user object of the user to be retrieved in the required parameter object (user). The default user is the currently logged on user. To retrieve the users from other AD domains in the user's forest, specify the domain. You can specify the number of days to check for inactivity in the inactivity period parameter (days). You can also specify the value for the inactivity period in the required parameter parameter (days). The default value is 30. To retrieve only the users whose inactivity period is more than the specified value, use the "get-maxdays" parameter. Because the user object retrieved by this cmdlet is cached in memory, the returned users are from the most recent value of the "lastLogon" attribute on the user object. When specified, the results are returned as a distinct list. To filter the results to only users whose "lastLogon" attribute has not changed since the specified number of days, use the "get-maxdays" parameter and specify the value of this parameter in the "days" parameter. This command uses the most recent value of the "lastLogon" attribute for the specified number of days. The default value for the days parameter is 30. Example: Get-NCInactiveUsers -domain "domain01.contoso.com" -days 15 To retrieve only users whose inactivity period is more than the specified value, use the "get-maxdays" parameter and specify the value of this parameter in the "days" parameter. Get-NCInactiveUsers -domain "domain02.contoso.com" -days 5 -maxdays 50 To retrieve only users whose "lastLogon" attribute is not the same as the specified number of days ago, use the "get-maxdays" parameter and specify the value of this parameter in the "days" parameter. Get-NCInactiveUsers -domain "domain03.contoso.com" -maxdays 50 To retrieve only users whose "lastLogon" attribute has changed more than the specified value, use the "get-maxdays" parameter and specify the value of this parameter in the "days" parameter. Get- System Requirements For Inactive Users Tracker PowerShell Cmdlet: OS: Windows Vista SP1/Windows 7 SP1/Windows 8.1 Processor: Intel Core i5-2500K 3.3 GHz or AMD Phenom II X4 965 Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 or AMD Radeon HD 7870 Hard Disk: 30 GB space DirectX: Version 11 Network: Broadband Internet connection Sound Card: DirectX Compatible sound card, Not compatible with inbuilt DVD-ROM or Blu-ray Additional Notes: While the video
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