Active Administrator 8.7 - User Guide

Setting the startup account for the Active Administrator Notification Service

Setting the startup account for the Active Administrator Notification Service

This cmdlet sets the username and password for the startup account for the Active Administrator® Notification Service. For the corresponding option in AA Server Manager, see Setting the services startup accounts

Syntax

Set-NotificationServiceStartupAccount [-UserName <string>] [-Password <string>] [<CommonParameters>]

Example

This example sets the Notification Service startup account to SALES\administrator and the password to 456PP988.

Set-NotificationServiceStartupAccount [-UserName <SALES\administrator>] [-Password <456PP988>]

Switching operation status of the Active Administrator Notification Service

Switching operation status of the Active Administrator Notification Service

This cmdlet switches the operation status of Active Administrator® Notification Service from Running to Stopped, or Stopped to Running. For the corresponding option in AA Server Manager, see Stopping and starting AFS and ADS services.

Syntax

Switch-NotificationServiceOperationStatus [<CommonParameters>]

Example

If the operation status is Running, running this cmdlet changes the status to Stopped. To view the current status, use Get-NotificationServiceOperationStatus. See Getting operation status for the Active Administrator Notification Service.

Using cmdlets to manage Active Administrator tasks

Using cmdlets to manage Active Administrator tasks

The ActiveAdministrator module contains cmdlets used to support the management of Active Administrator tasks. This module is imported with the Active Administrator console and can be accessed using the Settings | AA PowerShell Console menu option.

To use the ActiveAdministrator module cmdlets for managing Active Administrator tasks without installing the Active Administrator console, the following configuration is required:

•	Copy the cmdlets are located at C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules to your local computer.

•	Run the Import-Module ActiveAdministrator command to import the module.

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Run the configuration command Set-AFSConnectionSettings -Host 127.0.0.1 -Port 15600 to set up the AFS service connection service settings for the module. Provide the host IP and port that your Active Administrator Console is using to configure the module server connection. This configuration command must be used at least once before the first use of the ActiveAdministrator PowerShell module and each time the server configuration settings are changed.

Topics 

•	Active Templates and Delegations Cmdlets

Active Templates and Delegations Cmdlets

Active Templates and Delegations Cmdlets

To display all cmdlets in the module, use the command

Get-Command -Module ActiveAdministrator.ClientDelegations

 

Table 150. Active Templates and Delegations Cmdlets

Cmdlet	Module
Get-AASchemaClasses	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
Get-AASchemaPermissions	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
Get-ActiveTemplate	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
Get-ActiveTemplateCategories	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
Get-ADObjects	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
Get-Delegation	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
New-ActiveTemplate	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
New-Delegation	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
Remove-ActiveTemplate	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
Remove-Delegation	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
Set-ActiveTemplateDescription	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
Set-ActiveTemplateName	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
Set-ActiveTemplatePermissions	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
Set-AFSConnectionSettings	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
Set-DelegationDescription	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
Set-DelegationExpirationDate	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
Set-DelegationPath	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
Set-DelegationStartDate	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations
Set-DelegationTemplate	Active Administrator.ClientDelegations

To display the parameters available with a cmdlet, use the Get-Help command. There are four options for the Get-Help command.

•	Get-Help <command name> shows the common information about the cmdlet.

•	Get-Help <command name> -examples shows the examples of how the cmdlet can be utilized.

•	Get-Help <command name> -detailed shows common information about the cmdlet, describes parameter formats, and provides examples of how the cmdlet can be utilized.

•	Get-Help <command name> -full shows common information about the cmdlet, describes parameter formats and specifications, and provides examples of how the cmdlet can be utilized.

Example

Get-Help New-ActiveTemplate.

NAME

New-ActiveTemplate

SYNOPSIS

Creates a new active template and returns its Id.

SYNTAX

New-ActiveTemplate [-Category <string>] [-Forest <string>] [-Name <string>] [-Description <string>] [-Allow<string[]>] [-Deny <string[]>] [-Create <string[]>] [-Delete <string[]>] [<CommonParameters>]

DESCRIPTION

Creates a new active template for the forest and returns its newly generated Id.

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REMARKS

To see the examples, type: "get-help New-ActiveTemplate -examples".

For more information, type: "get-help New-ActiveTemplate -detailed".

For technical information, type: "get-help New-ActiveTemplate -full".