I would like to validate if my standard user has an admin account in AD.
Example, the samaccountname of Smith, Joe is SmithJ. I want to check if he has an ADMSmithJ in the AD
$samaccountname = Read-Host "Please type the samaccountname"
$AdUser = get-aduser $samaccountname -Properties samaccountname
Try { get-aduser "adm"$samaccountname? -Properties samaccountname
}catch{ write-host "the user $samaccountname doesnt have a priviledge (Adm) Account."
}
CodePudding user response:
You could do it like this, instead of try
/ catch
, I would personally filter for a user having Name
or SamAccountName
:
$account = Read-Host "Please type the SamAccountName"
try {
$adUser = Get-ADUser $account
$admUser = 'adm' $adUser.Surname $adUser.GivenName[0]
if($adUser = Get-ADUser -LDAPFilter "(|(name=$admUser)(samAccountName=$admUser))") {
# if the AD object exists in AD, return the object
$adUser
}
else {
"No user found with SamAccountName '$admUser' in AD."
}
}
catch {
Write-Warning $_
}