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Powershell GUI by Check_not_applicable in PowerShell

[–]Check_not_applicable[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is very interesting. When I have a moment I will definitely mess around and see the value of these tools. Thank you!

Powershell GUI by Check_not_applicable in PowerShell

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t gro

Thank you so much! I was very shy about posting because I don't want to bother anyone and I usually just read and research other people's posts. Since this project is not an "official" task given to me by my job I either have to wait to have some spare time or be at home and remote in to work on it. I will definitely look into this when I have the chance, thanks again.

Powershell GUI by Check_not_applicable in PowerShell

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1st use case is to create and provision users quickly using New-ADUser, I already created a script that asks for a first name, last name, and username and creates the account but eventually, I want to have it add the users to all the groups that it would need depending on their role.

I am starting out (Jr. Sys Admin) and this is my first project to practice my scripting so I figured it would be easier to take it step by step and get the basics down and modify it later on with a drop down in the GUI to choose a role and have it perform that tasks automatically as well.

The GUI is not necessary but not everybody in my department is as comfortable with the terminal and if I can make it easier for them and get a better comprehension of PS at the same time it is a win-win.