AD Powershell cmdlets!

With the release of Windows Server 2008 R2, there will finally be native support for Active Directory management in Powershell.  For those of us (myself included) who don’t/won’t use the third-party add-ins for AD, this is great news!

Check out the AD Powershell team’s blog:  Active Directory Powershell Blog (easy enough name to remember) for more information and a downloadable cmdlet reference chart.

Thanks AD Powershell Team!

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