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You can see an example below of using the Get-AdUser cmdlet using an alternate credential.
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If you provide a username, you will be prompted for a password and these credentials will be used. The Credential parameter allows you to pass in a PSCredential object. You can also specify alternate credentials using the Credential parameter. Utilizing the credentials of the logged-on user.Use the credentials associated with the PowerShell AD provider drive, if the command is run from there.A fully-qualified domain controller and port such as :3268Ĭonnecting to Active Directory with Alternate Credentialsīy default, the Active Directory PowerShell cmdlets will use a two-step process for determining the user account to connect to AD.FQDN or NETBIOS name such as or SERVER that will be the domain controller.
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Alternatively, you can install the module from a PowerShell console: Import-Module ServerManagerAdd-WindowsFeature RSAT-AD-PowerShell.
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But if you’d like to ensure it loads properly, you can also use the Import-Module command. It’s likely PowerShell will auto-import the module when installed. PS51> Install-WindowsFeature -Name RSAT-AD-PowerShell Import the PowerShell Active Directory Module
Once you have installed RSAT, ensure the Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell is enabled in Windows Features.
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Learn how to find your Windows 10 build version here if you don’t know how. The install is simple and straightforward. RSAT for Pre 1809 Windows 10ĭownload an RSAT package if you’re on Windows 10 pre-build 1809 from Microsoft. Without RSAT you’ll get the annoying ‘the term Get-AD* is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program’ type messages when you attempt to run the commands we’ll be covering. When using a Server variant of Windows, RSAT is available already. If you are using a workstation variant of Windows then you will need to install the Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) package. Install RSAT (Remote Server Administration Tools)īefore we begin, you should first be aware of the RSAT package.