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Get Userprincipalname to use as second variable
Hello I am trying to use get-aduser and then extract the userprincipalname for use in a second command in a PS script. However it is not working as expected. Can anyone help as to why this is not wor...
The command is correct. What happens when you enter get-msoluser -userprincipalname username@domain.com directly without script
When I use get-msoluser -userprincipalname user@domain.com | select-object LastPasswordChangeTimestamp by itself I get the output with just the date of the last password change as expected.
When I adjust the commands as you suggested there is no error now (improvement) but it only returns the password change time for the Get-Aduser portion of the script and nothing from the get-msoluser portion of it. Very strange. Thanks again for your help.
When I adjust the commands as you suggested there is no error now (improvement) but it only returns the password change time for the Get-Aduser portion of the script and nothing from the get-msoluser portion of it. Very strange. Thanks again for your help.
Can you output the content of the $UPN variable, maybe like this:
$user = read-host 'Enter Username' $UPN = get-aduser -identity $user | select-object -expand UserPrincipalName get-aduser $user -properties * |select PasswordLastSet Write-Host "[$UPN]" get-msoluser -userprincipalname $UPN |select LastPasswordChangeTimestamp- Thanks for the reply JaksaSkelin. Using that I get the same results only this time it writes the UPN to the screen like below but no LastPasswordChangeTimestamp results. Here is what comes back
username@domain.com
PasswordLastSet
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2/17/2020 8:05:09 AM
So only the AD user password details get displayed not the password details from mosoluser. No errors though so I cant tell what the issue may be.
Thanks again!- what is the output from
get-msoluser -userprincipalname user@domain.com | fl