Powershell 'Cannot bind paramater 'Identity' error
I have written a script for automatically configuring a users Outlook signature as well as adding their managers information by pulling this through Active Directory using Get-ADUser. It works...
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At first glance, this looks way more complicated than it needs to be.. A few things to try differently: Try using the Get-ADUser instead of doing an LDAP search (i.e. Get-ADUser $objUser -properties...
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It likely is. This is my first time working with Powershell so it's a lot of trial and error at this point. Once I have it functional, as a proof of concept, I can start simplifying it. And I double...
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Hmm. Try running the script again, but have it also output the value of $strManager like this:Powershell#Set Manager name to string$strManager=$objUser.managerWrite-Host"Manager: $strManager" Then you...
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It looks like we're getting the expected return for that: (XXX'ed out some variables for security reasons) "Manager: CN=Robert XXX,CN=Users,DC=XXX,DC=com" So it appears that we're pulling the managers...
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Issue appears to happen when we get to: #Assign Manager AD attributes to strings $strManName = (Get-ADuser -Identity "$strManager" | foreach { $_.name } ) $strManEmail = (Get-ADuser -Identity...
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Instead of using a 'Foreach {$_.name}' try using 'Select name' and see if that makes a difference. Have you tried running the command: 'Get-ADUser "CN=Robert XXX, etc"' just to make sure that it...
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So interestingly enough I tried the Get-ADUser command right from the Powershell interface and still received the "Get-ADUser : Cannot bind parameter 'Identity'." error. So I think tried it under my...
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Also, you should make the Get-ADUser call only once, as was previously suggested:Powershell$Man=Get-ADUser-Identity$strManager-Property*|Select...
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@dvw547: You're going to have a TON of problems with this. First off, you're using Get-ADUser which is part of the RSAT toolset, this would need to be installed on EVERY PC if you want to run it to...
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Twon of An wrote: Hmm. Try running the script again, but have it also output the value of $strManager like this:Powershell#Set Manager name to string$strManager=$objUser.managerWrite-Host"Manager:...
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All of our users login to 5 terminal servers thus making the distribution of RSAT easily managed. I greatly appreciate the input on simplifying things, like I said it's my first time around the block...
View ArticlePowershell 'Cannot bind paramater 'Identity' error
The other issue I started to mention before I got sidetracked is the who Get-ADUser thing. It's the preferred Powershell method of getting AD data, but if you're running this as a logon script you'll...
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In that case, why not use Get-ADUser for the user too? That'd make things A LOT easier to deal with!
View ArticlePowershell 'Cannot bind paramater 'Identity' error
Well the entire issue seems to stem from the Get-ADUser command it seems. For whatever reason a non domain admin / administrator account doesn't seem to be able to use it. When they call it, whether...
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Found the issue, didn't have read access to the Manager account in Active Directory. Added access and it looks like we're all good. Thank you all for your assistance.
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Get-ADUser : Cannot bind parameter 'Identity' to the target. Exception setting"Identity": "Cannot validate argument on parameter: 'Identity'. The argument i null or empty. Supply an argument that is...
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Hi,When i try to execute below command i am gettting an error message as :PS C:\> set-vm -vm MFRKNTCFISQD03 -Version v10 Set-VM : Cannot bind parameter 'Version'. Cannot convert value "v10" to type...
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