Modify HTML Field Security Using Powershell or C#

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In the current account creation script I am setting the following two attributes targetAddress and proxyAddressess:
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I need to be able to change these values sometimes. I thought if I replaced add with replace that would work it did not.
Ideas?
Here is the whole function:
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I'm using example 4.
This is what I have:
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Set-AdUser $User.sAMAccountName -mail $User.mail -surname $User.sn
Like that.,
Replace is only for optional attribute.
Function does not specifi $user so that may also be missing.
I think you need to spend some time learning the basics of PowerShell. It looks like you are just gluing things together thazt you have found with no understranding of how any of the bits work.
Try just setting one user at a command prompt until you see how the CmdLet and PowerShell work. Post single simple questions as you try each parameter.
# build a test user object
$user New-Object PsObject@{
SamAccoutnName='somename'
Mail='[email protected]'
SN='lastname'
GivenName='John'
proxyAddresses='...<list of addresses>'
#start like this and add items until you understand what is working.
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#use Rename-Object to change CN.
You need to learn the simple bits before you try to do grand things.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

How do I copy over "Created By" & "Modified By" field values to a new library, using PowerShell?

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This is the expected behavior. Both "Created By" (internal name Author) and "Modified By" (internal name Editor) will be set to the user running the script. In order to update theses fields in the destination item with the values present
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How to remove HTML encoding from csv file using powershell

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any help would be much appreciated.

Should have googled before posting !
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Clears all the additional white space. As always jrv you
have saved the day, many thanks for all the help.
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How do I enable "Audit user account logons" using PowerShell, to improve security?

With successful hacking attacks more often employing valid Active Directory user credentials, it is quite helpful when administrators can
easily poll user logon events. Rather than query
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>>One can manually modify this setting using the Group Policy Management console GUI on the domain controller, but I am trying to upgrade my professional work habits to use stored scripts, rather than unrecorded point & clicks, so that my actions
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Nonetheless, if we really don't want to use GPMC console to do this, we can use Auditpol.exe to set the audit setting.
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Auditpol
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-in/library/cc731451.aspx
Auditpol set
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-in/library/cc755264.aspx
In addition, regarding Group Policy Cmdlets in Windows PowerShell, the following article can be referred to for more information.
Group Policy Cmdlets in Windows PowerShell
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee461027.aspx
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Not able to set security group without mail enabled as site collection admin using powershell in sharepoint online site - office 365

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I need some help.
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Hi Durga,
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Br4tt3 signing out...
br4tt3

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