Removing lingering objects from AD

Published September 10, 2007 PowerShell Leave a Comment

Ryan has posted a newsgroup thread on using PowerShell to remove lingering objects from Active Directory. Even though there’s no PowerShell version of repadmin, it is great to see how PowerShell allows to mix cmdlets and command-line tools to get the job done in a couple simple lines of code!

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