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using powershell to trace the source of account lockouts in active directory. how to: track the source of user account lockout using powershell. in my last post about how to find the source of account lockouts in active directory a powershell script which will ask for the locked user account name and then will scan the active directory dcs security log for relevant events and will present the user lock time and source of the lock out like so: continue reading using powershell to trace the source of account lockouts in active directory →. how to: find the source of account lockouts in active directory. it is a very common problem in active directory when users change their pas*word in a domain environment, they might get locked out repeatedly and it can be a frustrating process to identify the source of the lockout. try the following steps to track the locked out user and also find the source of ad account lockouts. this procedure as*ume that you know the i recommend doing this procedure on all your domain controllers, not only your pdc server, just to be sure you didn’t miss a lockout event. continue reading find the source of account lockouts in active directory →. ways to power off a virtual machine in an esxi host using the command line. using the esxi command-line utility vim-cmd to power off the virtual machine. how to create a ms configuration manager report that will count all computers for each model. example we will be creating a report which lists all system models and displays a count of each model. numbers for all the computers in the environment and a count of each type. continue reading sccm report – count all computers by model many times it happens that we need to check if a list of computers is active, so how do you ping multiple computers at once? use this powershell script to test connectivity to your list of computers. it will produce two lists of bad (unresponsive) and also, you can un-comment  #write-host $name… to view the list of computers with different colors continue reading how to ping a list of