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PowerShell create active directory user

Create bulk users for Active Directory in PowerShell with the help of a text file or a CSV file can be done easily. But the code below is to create a single user account. The code below can easily be tweak by using for loop command and reading an external file where the data will be imported to PowerShell variables.

When I was creating this script, I encountered an error that says:

new-aduser attribute value was not in the acceptable range

Basically, the error is good and is useful as well. Since it already gives a hint that one of the value is not acceptable.

And on this case, it was the Country variable, I was writing the whole word “Philippines” when I changed it to PH and the error went away.

Here’s the code:
#------Code Start-------- 
$Domain="@gui.local"
$Firstname="Yorem"
$Lastname="Goas"
$Email="yorem.goas@gui.com"
$Password="Wh@t!s1t0k"
$Username=$Firstname +"."+ $Lastname
$UPN=$Username+$Domain
$DisplayName= "$Firstname $Lastname"
$Zipcode="6209"
$Country="PH" #Note for Country it should be the country code not the whole name of the country
$Company="D GUI Pacific"
$Title="Position with no Title"

#Use this method below if the string has to be in multiple lines
#What you is what you get
#The format of the string displayed on this variable will be the same format that will be displayed in AD

$StreetAd = @"
Somewhere Along the Road
00-888 D Gui Building
"@

$Office="Pinas Opisina"
$Officenum="+63 6800-99-88-55"


New-ADUser -AccountPassword (ConvertTo-SecureString $Password -AsPlainText -Force) -Title $Title -OfficePhone $Officenum -Office $Office  -DisplayName $DisplayName -EmailAddress $Email   -givenname $Firstname -Enabled $true -Name $Username   -Path "OU=SingleUser, OU=Users, OU=MyBusiness, DC=bmtasia, DC=local" -surname $Lastname   -userprincipalname $UPN -Company $Company -Country $Country -PostalCode $Zipcode -StreetAddress $StreetAd


 #------Code Ends-------- 


-Name parameter is equivalent to Full Name
-SamAccountName parameter is equivalent to Logon Name
-Country parameter should be the Country code only not the whole country name


To reset AD password using PowerShell see link below:
http://quickbytesstuff.blogspot.sg/2013/10/powershell-reset-active-directory.html


Cheers...till next time..


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