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Και ένα μικρό Script για να ειδοποιούνται οι χρήστες πως οι κωδικοί τους θα λήξουν σε X μέρες <# Script to notify users of password change #> #Variables----------------------------------------------------------### #What date is it? $Today=Get-date #How many days before should we notify the user? $Days=50 #Specify a From address $From="[email protected]" #Specify a subject for the message! $Subject="Your account will expire soon! Action Required" #Specify the SMTP Server ! $SMTPServer="10.0.0.1" #-------------------------------------------------------------------### #Start!-------------------------------------------------------------### #Find all users that will need a password change within the specified days, We are searching for all Enabled accounts , with Password never expires option not set and not containing a $ sign (Domains with trust accounts,GMSA accounts ...etc, we do not need those) $Expiring=Get-ADUser -filter {Enabled -eq $True -and PasswordNeverExpires -eq $False -and Name -notlike "*$*"} –Properties "DisplayName", "msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed" ,"PasswordExpired" , "Mail","UserPrinciPalName" #Loop through each account foreach ($Account in $Expiring) { #And get its expiring date, convert it to a more readable format as msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed is a calculated field and it is a mess $ExpiringDate=[datetime]::FromFileTime($Password."msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed") #If you do find an account that has not expired and the remaining days are less than the days specified if ($Account.PasswordExpired -eq $false -and ($ExpiringDate - $Today).Days -lt $Days ) { #Start the notification process #Get the actual UPN in the domain as this may differ from the users email $AccountUPN=$Account.UserPrinciPalName #Calculate the days left $DaysLeft=($ExpiringDate-$Today).Days #Inform the user Send-MailMessage -SmtpServer $SMTPServer -From $From -To $Account.Mail -Subject $Subject -Body "Your AD Password for account $AccountUPN will expire in $DaysLeft days! Please change it." } }
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