Automate Employee Onboarding With PowerShell Script

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In this video we will create the entire script together. This script will be used to automate the process of onboarding a new employee into the domain. Placing the user into certain groups based on which organization/office member belongs to along with setting certain user properties.
This is version 1 of the script in the following weeks I will cover this script with an update. This update will be considered version 2 and will include the use of parameters. Allowing the administrator in one line to specify everything that is needed by the script.
In the next video we will cover an offboarding script along with a PowerShell profile allowing ease of access to the various scripts you create in your environment.
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30 июл 2022

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Комментарии : 9

@jaydavis2347 Год назад

Just wanted to thank you for putting this out. Going to be my first experience with Shell Automation. I will update this as you instruct. Thanks!

@_CyberMe Год назад

Love to hear it! Hope this was a good start. I have many plans to continue showcasing scripts. Although at this time unfortunately in the middle of a move so only able to upload previously recorded videos. With that being said I hope to be back up and running very soon. Keep up the learning!

@marsonsing8740 11 месяцев назад

This is just perfect. thanks !

@_CyberMe 11 месяцев назад

Of course! I got a few more scripts and tutorials you might like. I am just getting back into the content creating again.

@marvnl 5 месяцев назад

Very nice! I will test it myself also. Thank you! For my org, we have multiple orgs and every org has its own OU and differ in some groups. So depending on what org I would choose, it then must copy the template created based for that org in the orgs OU.

@Simulacra001 4 месяца назад

Excellent video. A suggestion if I may, have the script ask for a user to copy from as opposed to a template. Yeah I know it’s basically the same thing but every support job I’ve had asks for a user to copy permissions from on their new employee form so not all access/permissions can be covered by a master template.

@CheeseIndex 4 месяца назад

How different would this be if your Active Directory if fully cloud, I understand for exchange you can open up a PowerShell popup in the browser but that is a subscription based service so I was wondering if there was other ways around it. I am doing my own research but just in case you already know of some ways that would work.

@timmerrill3195 Год назад

We use First letter First name and last name for logins. No period. I understand how to not enter the period, but how do i change the first name to just first letter of first name?

@_CyberMe Год назад

If I am understanding you correctly you want to modify the user input for fast name and only grab the first letter of first name. So for example TMerrill If this is what you are looking for look into using the substring built in function within PowerShell. Something like this would work. I am on my phone so I don't remember the exact variable names. $newfname = $fname.substring(0,1) Try this out and let me know if it works for you.