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--- en:powershell:advanced [2021/03/15 21:24] – [Advanced] lonclegr
+++ en:powershell:advanced [2021/03/16 21:51] (current) – lonclegr
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-Now let's discover how to query one Active Directory. First one new PowerShell module is required to deal with AD.
+Now let's discover how to query one Active Directory. First a new PowerShell module is required to deal with AD.
 <code powershell>
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 </file>
-Before we tested mail addresses in an easy way : //does it end with "domain.com" ?//. New tests with AD queries, //Samaccountname must belong to an active user from AD and AD user mail must be equal to mail from CSV file//.
+Previously we tested mail addresses in an easy way : //does it end with "domain.com" ?//. New tests with AD queries, //Samaccountname must belong to an active user from AD and AD user mail must be equal to mail from CSV file//.
 <file powershell csvLevel2.ps1>
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 Import-Csv -Path input.csv | foreach {
-    # save current object into different variable
+    # save current object into a local variable
     $currentLine = $_
-    # deal with columns
+    # retrieve columns
     $mail = $currentLine.Mail
     $sam = $currentLine.Samaccountname
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 # export result line by line to CSV
 # -NoTypeInformation prevents metadata from being exported
-# -Encoding is specified because of the fact we are querying AD (UTF-8)
+# -Encoding is specified because we are querying AD (UTF-8)
 Export-Csv -Path preCheck.csv -NoTypeInformation -Encoding UTF-8
 </file>