This gets the last user on a workstation: Get-WinEvent -Computer WS7012 -FilterHashtable @{Logname='Security';ID=4672} -MaxEvents 1| select @{N='User';E={$_.Properties[1].Value}} ¯\(ツ)_/¯ Hi Jrv, This will give some admin user logon but if i change the Maxeven...
So the correct AD attribute for User is LastLogon. To get all Attributes that contain keyword logon use this Cmdlet in PowerShell. Get-ADUser -Identity rudenco -Properties * | select *logon* below are the result after running it : ...
I'm not very good with powershell so here goes. I'm having trouble with displaying the last logoff Date and time of a computer. So far I have: $Logoff= GWMI -Comp$strComputer-Cl Win32_NetworkLoginProfile | foreach-object {Write-Host"Last Logoff: "$_.Lastlogoff} This gives m...
2. Open PowerShell, and execute the following commands; cd c:WindowsSystem32 ./Users-Last-Logon.ps1 3. Navigate to c:WindowsSystem32 and locate the Users-Last-Logon.csv file. 4. Open the file in Excel, and you can sort the ‘Last Logon’ column, to get the users in the correct ...
Active Directory User Account Question - Object "name" contains other objects. Are you sure you want to delete object "name" and all of the objects it contains? Active Directory user with computer mapping Active Directory Users and Computer Freezes when setting passwords, Powershell and / or AD...
ms-DS-Is-Primary-Computer-for ms-DS-isRODC ms-DS-is-used-as-Resource-Security-Attribute ms-DS-Is-User-Cachable-At-Rodc ms-DS-KeyVersionNumber ms-DS-KrbTgt-Link ms-DS-KrbTgt-Link-BL ms-DS-last-Failed-Interactive-Logon-Time ms-DS-Last-Known-RDN ms-DS-last-Successful-Interactive-Logon...
This topic explains how to use the Active Directory module for Windows PowerShell to determine the last time that a user logged on to the system. Example The following example is a sample script that you can use to find the last logon time of the user SaraDavis: ...
By the way if I login locally on my Windows 7 64-bit computer your program work without any problem. The codenStatus = NetUserGetInfo(NULL, L"administrator", dwLevel, (LPBYTE *) & pBuf); works also.I repeat then in my opinion the best way to get user's last logon is the usage ...
The administrator has checked theUser Must Change Password at Next Logonoption for the user in the AD user property. Multiple ways to check if the Password Never Expires option is selected. For instance, you can check the user property using ADUC, or using PowerShell AD User propertyPassword...
Would your company allow an external vendor the ability to reach out and extract data from each individual users computer? That is basically what you are asking. There are other solutions readily available like Flexera that can do all of this an more locally within your...