WMI AD/OU NIC description and StaticIP
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Hi All
Could anybody help is me in writing a PowerScript (or MSH)/WQL snipet
which could query a Active Directory or Organizational Unit for a list
of hosts, then query this list and return all active NIC cards which
have Green or Yellow in there description (as per there property which
can be configured in the control panel network properties in the win
OS). This list could then be acted upon to change there settings i.e
staticIP / subnet DNS etc?
Thanks in advance.
Karl
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