I did them. But Eric, I hear you say you said you would use a little bit of PowerShell in this skill
at the very beginning. And PowerShell we shall have, as you see up here, that I am in a PowerShell
ISE editor. And on the desktop I have, as I zoom in for you here, the actual LDAPSearch.ps1.
It's a very simplistic script that I've written to where you can actually go through and modify
this to create your own search filters in accordance with what we've been doing with LDAP
or ldp.exe. And that search criteria would actually go in line 13 where you see search.filter.
And all this is doing is connecting to the LDAP through PowerShell and running as a script instead
of making you do it line by line. Now the reason I'm not going too deep into weeds on this is
because this is actually a little bit of automation which is going to be covered in the next skill.
But if we swap on over to the actual PowerShell prompt, you can see that up here I have LDAP
search.ps1 ready to go. And when I press enter, I'm searching for all domain users. And there we
go. So you can even see where they're at inside of the Active Directory structure. And I'll put
this to a file if you want. But I just wanted to give you an example. And I have the file
on the actual desktop for you for you to be able to run at your leisure if you so desire.