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Hi All,

So i've just finished the MVP Powershell course and figure i should put it too good use. Nothing better than practise, right?

We've moved our Exchnage services to O365 and i've been tasked with removing X500 / x500 (both are present) values from the "proxyAddresses" attribute for all users.

So, I've been able to remove an individual value from an individual AD Account using this;

Set-ADUser -Identity "username" -Remove @{proxyAddresses="x500Value"}

However, their are two values for each user. So i'd like to say;

Set-ADUser -Identity * -Remove @{proxyAddresses="*500*"}

This does run without error but doesn't remove anything. I'm assuming that this is because it's recognising the 'wildcard' (in proxyAddresses value) as a character instead of a 'wildcard' in the value but i've no idea what to do about it.

All help much appreciated.

Adam


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