Set the edsvaDeprovisionDeletionDate attribute value in powershell

Hi - try something like this   

Set-QADUser domain\user -ObjectAttributes @{edsvadeprovisiondeletiondate = (Get-Date).AddDays(21).Date}

Thanks for reply.

I've tried same code but its not working. Below lines I've used. Could you please help me with any other.

$deprovDate = (Get-date $obj1.edsvaDeprovisionDeletionDate).AddDays(30)
Set-QADUser $obj1.DN -ObjectAttributes @{edsvadeprovisiondeletiondate = $deprovDate}

Thanks,

Kishore

Thanks for reply.

I've tried same code but its not working. Below lines I've used. Could you please help me with any other.

$deprovDate = (Get-date $obj1.edsvaDeprovisionDeletionDate).AddDays(30)
Set-QADUser $obj1.DN -ObjectAttributes @{edsvadeprovisiondeletiondate = $deprovDate}

Thanks,

Kishore

# '-proxy' switch is needed to direct the PoSh call **VIA the Active Roles Server** in order set the virtual attribute

# Otherwise, you are just trying to do this straight in Active Directory

Set-QADUser $obj1.DN -ObjectAttributes @{edsvadeprovisiondeletiondate = $deprovDate} -proxy

Thank you.. its working.

just in case you want to see docs about this... support.oneidentity.com/.../when-to-use-the-proxy-switch-with-activeroles-management-shell-powershell-cmdlets

Good find on the article.

I would clarify the last sentence of the article as follows:

When using the Connect-QADService -Proxy cmdlet, it is not necessary to use the -Proxy switch on all subsequent cmdlets within the same script.

FWIW, an approach that I sometimes use is this:

$ARSession = Connect-QADService -proxy -service "MYARServerName"

Set-QADUser $obj1.DN -ObjectAttributes @{edsvadeprovisiondeletiondate = $deprovDate} -Connection $ARSession

I suggest this for multi-AR Server environments where you may want to direct script traffic to a "less busy" server.