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Monday, June 29, 2020 3:06 PM
Hi everyone!
How to install Active Directory module for PowerShell Core 7?
I found those but I do not know which one should I use to export users data from our domain. I need to export specific users attributes like description, displayName, initials, mail, name, sn, street, streetAddress, telephoneNumber and sAMAccountName.
PS C:\Users\Doria> Find-Module *activedirectory*
Version Name Repository
3.0.0.0 xActiveDirectory PSGallery
5.0.0 ActiveDirectoryCSDsc PSGallery
2.0.0.1762 Microsoft.Azure.ActiveDirectory.PI… PSGallery
6.0.1 ActiveDirectoryDsc PSGallery
1.2.0.0 AdminToolbox.ActiveDirectory PSGallery
1.2 ud-activedirectory PSGallery
2.0.0.9 ActiveDirectoryTools PSGallery
1.5 ActiveDirectory-ps4all PSGallery
1.7.0 CPolydorou.ActiveDirectory PSGallery
19.0.7354.0 ActiveDirectoryCmdlets PSGallery
0.0.5.1 SUBnet192.ActiveDirectory PSGallery
1.1.1 cActiveDirectory PSGallery
1.0.0.9 ActiveDirectoryStig PSGallery
0.1.10 BitTitan.Runbooks.ActiveDirectory PSGallery
0.2002.2 ActiveDirectory.Toolbox PSGallery
0.1.10 BitTitan.Runbooks.ActiveDirectory.… PSGallery
1.0.0 ActiveDirectoryFever PSGallery
1.1.4 POSHOrigin_ActiveDirectoryDNS PSGallery
1.1.0.0 myActiveDirectory PSGallery
1.0.4 cActiveDirectorySecurity PSGallery
1.0.0 CPolydorou.ActiveDirectoryLDAP PSGallery
0.2.0 PS.ActiveDirectoryTools PSGallery
PS C:\Users\Doria>
Thanks.
Doria
All replies (4)
Monday, June 29, 2020 3:27 PM ✅Answered | 1 vote
Hi,
PowerShell 7 (Core) is meant as a a cross platform automation tool, note well that it cannot do everything that Windows PowerShell 5.1 can do, therefore I'd suggest you keep using Windows PowerShell 5.1.
The Active Directory module should be compatible with PowerShell 7, make sure you're running a supported OS with the latest RSAT.
PowerShell 7 module compatibility
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/whats-new/module-compatibility?view=powershell-7
Best regards,
Leon
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Monday, June 29, 2020 6:38 PM | 1 vote
It works for me in windows 10 1909.
Monday, June 29, 2020 7:04 PM | 1 vote
Yes with Windows 10 version 1809+ or Windows Server 1809+ it should work.
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Monday, June 29, 2020 10:30 PM
Thanks, I will do it!
Doria