Create Computer Objects In Active Directory Using PowerShell
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The following is a comparison between creating computers in an AD domain with Windows PowerShell and ADManager Plus:
Windows PowerShell
Steps to create computer in AD using PowerShell:
- Identify the domain in which you want to create computers in AD.
- Identify the LDAP attributes you need configure.
- Compile the script.
- Execute it in Windows PowerShell.
Sample PowerShell script:
Copied Import-Module ActiveDirectory New-ADComputer -Name "DemoComputer001" -SamAccountName "DemoComputer001" -path "OU=Users,DC=abc,DC=com" Click to copy entire scriptADManager Plus
Steps to create computers:
- Select Management -> Computer Management -> Create Bulk Computers.
- Select the preferred domain and template.
- Import the CSV file, choose the destination OU and click Create Computers.
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Following are the limitations to create computers in using native tools like Windows PowerShell:
- We can run this script only from the computers which have Active Directory Domain Services role.
- With each attribute update, the script will get longer and complicated
- Troubleshooting is not easy in case of errors.
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