Video Meetup: Risk Mitigation in a Post Windows Server 2003 World

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The End (of Support) is coming! If you aren’t going to migrate in time, or are even planning not to move some of your servers over, we’ve got some tips and best practices for minimizing your exposure to the threats at hand.
We’ve got an expert from CDW to tell you what you can expect, and how to best prepare yourself. We’re also going to be talking with an IT pro dealing with post-EOS issues and what he/she’s doing about it.
Plus we’ll also discuss ways to start thinking about future-proofing your environment moving forward with the latest technology, so that you’ll minimize having to deal with this again!
This topic first appeared in the Spiceworks Community

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I have a powershell script that is collecting AD accounts from within a certain OU that expire in the next 30 days. My problem is I cant get it to also display the displayName as a field as well as sort the formatting.
The fullname is coming up blank for me. I know if I add the following line it will sort it but having issues determining where to do so... Select-Object Name,AccountExpirationDate | Sort-Object AccountExpirationDatePowershellparam ($days = -30,$domainsearch = '',$dcServer = '',$emailto = '',$smtpserver = '',$fromaddress = '')$daysin = -$days$expiredaccounts = search-adaccount -AccountExpiring -TimeSpan "30" -Server $dcServer -SearchBase $domainsearch| where {$_.AccountExpirationDate -lt ((get-date).adddays($daysin)) }|select -Property samaccountname,displayName,AccountExpirationDate|Format-Table @{n="Userid";e={$_....