Functions/Functions/AD/Confirm-ADOU.ps1
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function Confirm-ADOU { <# .SYNOPSIS Tests for the existence of an AD Organizational Unit (OU) object in Active Directory. .DESCRIPTION The Confirm-ADOU function takes an LDAP Path for an OU as input and returns $true if the OU is found, otherwise returns $false. .PARAMETER OUDN The LDAP path (aka OU's "Distinguished Name" (DN)) of the OU object to look for. .EXAMPLE # Check if an OU named "YourOU" exists in AD Confirm-ADOU -OUDN "OU=YourOU,DC=YourDomain,DC=com" .EXAMPLE # Check if an OU named "Sales" exists in AD and store the result in a variable $exists = Confirm-ADOU -OUDN "OU=Sales,DC=YourDomain,DC=com" if ($exists) { Write-Output "Sales OU exists in Active Directory." } else { Write-Output "Sales OU does not exist in Active Directory." } .EXAMPLE # How to use this in a Pester test, checking that an OU that should exist actually does Describe "Sales OU" { It "Should exists" { Confirm-ADOU -OUDN "OU=Sales,DC=YourDomain,DC=com" | Should -Be $true } } .NOTES Author: Doug Seelinger #> [CmdletBinding()] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)] [string]$OUDN ) begin { Import-Module ActiveDirectory } process { try { Get-ADObject -Identity $OUDN -ErrorAction Stop | Out-Null $true } catch { $false } } end { } } |