I've spent hours to figure out how to get my Powershell AD integration script to work on our 2003 SP2 management servers. I get an error that the ActiveDirectory module can not be found. It works well on Win 7 clients to our 2008 R2 DC servers, but we want people to use the scripts where they do most of their other maintanance tasks (our 2003 SP2 managemnt servers). Forcing people to install all this crap on their clients might be a stretch as well.

Installing RSAT, Activating Components, copying scripts and so on. I saw some indications of a Active Directory module not being available for other than Win 7 and 2008 on some older web pages. Is this still true? 1000 Ways To Make 1000 Dollars Pdf Printer there. Is there no way around?

Jan 06, 2012 Powershell ActiveDirectory module for 2003 Server. Windows PowerShell I saw some indications of a Active Directory module. Feb 26, 2016 Install the Active Directory PowerShell Module on Windows 10 This handy script performs the following tasks:Download the.

I have Quest AD modules installed, and it loads successfully as far as I can see. I'm using it for group and computer integrations like 'New-QADComputer' and 'Add-QADGroupMember'. Magnatone Steel Guitar Serial Numbers more.

This is the things I load in the beginning of the script: add-PSSnapin quest.activeroles.admanagement Import-Module ActiveDirectory I'm not 100% sure what the ActiveDirectory module is used for though. I'm a pretty newbie programmer, but a good copy paster:) I think that this two uses the ActiveDirectory Module above? Volkswagen Transporter T4 Service Manual Pdf. $credential=Get-Credential -ErrorAction Stop Get-ADDomain -Credential $credential If there is a way to use the Quest modules for this, I might be in the clear.

I can't however spot any obvious Credential functions for the Quest modules. Perhaps I'm going blind. The Quest modules will authenticate on the current domain. There is no need to enter credentials. The only problem is that this is different domains, and the admins sometimes use different users with elevated priveliges to do work in AD. The AD is in our top domain, and the management servers and clients are so far in a sub domain. So, until our work on merging this domains is done (perhaps in a year or two) we have to add our credentials to make it work.

So, the question is if this is possible to add to QAD. The credential popup and submitting. Even supplying the 'RootDomain ' statically in the otherwise automatic credential submission would work for most of us I guess.