Reputation: 487
Part of a script that I'm working on grabs users from AD passes to the variable $TargetUsers
This variable is then passed on to the following to change the UPN suffix for each user:
$OldSuffix = "@olddomain.com"
$NewSuffix = "@newdomain.com"
Foreach ($User3 in $TargetUsers) {
$Upn3 = $User3.UserPrincipalName
$NewUpn = $User3.UserPrincipalName.Replace($OldSuffix,$NewSuffix)
Get-ADUser -Filter "UserPrincipalName -eq '$Upn3'" | Set-ADuser `
-Remove @{proxyAddresses=@("SMTP:$($User3.givenName).$($User3.sn)$OldSuffix","sip:$($User3.givenName).$($User3.sn)$OldSuffix")} `
-Add @{proxyAddresses=@("SMTP:$($User3.givenName.ToLower()).$($User3.sn.ToLower())$NewSuffix","smtp:$($User3.givenName.ToLower()).$($User3.sn.ToLower())$OldSuffix","sip:$($User3.givenName.ToLower()).$($User3.sn.ToLower())$NewSuffix")} `
-Replace @{ co = "United Kingdom" } `
-Email "$($User3.givenName.ToLower()).$($User3.sn.ToLower())$NewSuffix" `
-UserPrincipalName $NewUpn
$NewUpn2 = Get-ADuser -Filter "UserPrincipalName -eq '$NewUpn'" | Select UserPrincipalName
"$(Get-Date -f HH:mm:ss): $($Upn3): AD Attributes updated & UPN Suffix changed to $NewUpn2" | Tee-Object $UserMigrationLog -Append
}
This outputs to host and log file "...UPN Suffix changed to @{[email protected]}"
How can I get this to exclude the "@{UserPrincipalName=" & trailing "}" at the end?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 7502
Reputation: 487
Ah sorted it.
$NewUpn2 = Get-ADuser -Filter "UserPrincipalName -eq '$NewUpn'" | % {$_.UserPrincipalName}
Did the trick.
Upvotes: 1