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Question : Need help with Get-Contact powershell command
We have about 1200 Contact objects in our AD. I need an Exchange Powershell command (Probably the Get-Contact) to search through all these Contacts and find out which ones are members of a particular Distribution List. I am sure it's something like Get-Contact | where-object...etc.etc. Does anyone have this command available. Like if I want to find out all Contacts that are members of the Distribution Group "All Employees". What would the command be.
Of course, if I have to approach it the other way, like search all DL's where membership contains a certain Contact or group of Contacts, that would work also but it would be more cumbersome because I would have to pass it a list of Contacts. LIke search all DL's and return a list that has any of these Contacts. Easy one for a powershell Guru. We are running Exchange 2007 SP1.
Answer : Need help with Get-Contact powershell command
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The lock out option is for when that user tried to log in 3 times with the incorrect password
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