Public/Import/Import-ADUserProxyAddress.ps1
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function Import-ADUserProxyAddress { <# .SYNOPSIS Import ProxyAddresses into Active Directory from a CSV file. .DESCRIPTION Import ProxyAddresses into Active Directory. Also, can clear existing proxyaddresses. Can update UserPrincipalName with the Primary SMTP Address it finds in the column you choose. Can also update MAIL attribute with same Primary SMTP Address. .PARAMETER LogOnly Always use this parameter to show a "WHAT IF" scenario prior to using in production. It creates a file in the directory from which you executed this script. .PARAMETER FindADUserBy This uses the AD Attributes named either: "Mail", "UserPrincipalName", or "DisplayName". When finding the AD user by "Mail" attribute the script looks in the CSV for the column headers ProxyAddresses, Mail then WindowsEmailAddress. The script matches against the first mail attribute with the value it finds in the first column (in the CSV) that has data. So if ProxyAddresses column has data, Mail and WindowsEmailAddress columns will not be considered. .PARAMETER FindAddressInColumn In the CSV passed the function will look in one of these columns to find the email addresses to be added, "ProxyAddresses", "EmailAddresses", "x500" These are the addresses that get populated into AD's ProxyAddresses column. .PARAMETER Match This matches one or more items when looking at email addresses. This uses the logic operator OR. For example -Match @("smtp:","onmicrosoft.com") means it will find all attributes that match smtp: OR onmicrosoft.com .PARAMETER caseMatch Same as Match parameter but case sensitive .PARAMETER matchAnd The same as Match parameter but uses the AND logic operator .PARAMETER caseMatchAnd The same as matchAnd parameter but case sensitive .PARAMETER MatchNot The same as Match but with the comparison operator of NOT. Uses logic operator of OR. For example -MatchNot @("smtp:","onmicrosoft.com") means it will find all attributes that DO NOT MATCH smtp: OR onmicrosoft.com .PARAMETER caseMatchNot The same as MatchNot but case sensitive .PARAMETER MatchNotAnd The same as MatchNot but with the logic operator of AND. .PARAMETER caseMatchNotAnd The same as MatchNotAnd but case sensitive .PARAMETER FirstClearAllProxyAddresses Use this with caution as it will completely clear out all the addresses in the ProxyAddresses AD Attribute .PARAMETER UpdateUPN Looks for the primarySMTPAddress (SMTP:) in either proxyaddresses or emailaddresses column (depends on your selection with -FindAddressInColumn parameter) and uses that to update the AD User's UserPrincipalName .PARAMETER UpdateEmailAddress Looks for the primarySMTPAddress (SMTP:) in either proxyaddresses or emailaddresses column (depends on your selection with -FindAddressInColumn parameter) and uses that to update the AD User's MAIL attribute .PARAMETER Domain Use to modify what you are importing into 1 or more of the following attributes (depends on if you use -updateUPN or -UpdateEmailAddress) 1. proxyaddresses 2. UserPrincipalName 3. Mail It looks for the domain (or any string for that matter) you specify in this attribute and replaces it with the NewDomain Attribute .PARAMETER NewDomain Use to modify what you are importing into 1 or more of the following attributes (depends on if you use -updateUPN or -UpdateEmailAddress) 1. proxyaddresses 2. UserPrincipalName 3. Mail It looks for the domain (or any string for that matter) you specify in the Domain attribute and replaces it with the domain (or any string) from this parameter, NewDomain. .PARAMETER Row Each Row imported via CSV. Use the method to pass the rows via pipeline instead of this parameter. .PARAMETER JoinType This joins all the elements for the filter string together. Either AND or OR. AND or OR are the options here. This decides if the filter is (foo -eq 'bar' -or bar -eq 'foo') -AND (foo -eq 'bar' -or bar -eq 'foo') or (foo -eq 'bar' -or bar -eq 'foo') -OR (foo -eq 'bar' -or bar -eq 'foo') The DEFAULT is AND .EXAMPLE Import-Csv .\mbxs.csv | Import-ADUserProxyAddress -FindADUserBy DisplayName -FindAddressInColumn EmailAddresses -Match "contoso.com" .EXAMPLE Import-Csv .\mbxs.csv | Import-ADUserProxyAddress -FindADUserBy DisplayName -FindAddressInColumn EmailAddresses -caseMatch "SMTP:" .EXAMPLE Import-Csv .\mbxs.csv | Import-ADUserProxyAddress -FindADUserBy DisplayName -FindAddressInColumn ProxyAddresses -caseNotMatch "SMTP:" .EXAMPLE Import-Csv .\mbxs.csv | Import-ADUserProxyAddress -FindADUserBy DisplayName -FindAddressInColumn x500 -Match x500 .EXAMPLE Import-Csv .\mbxs.csv | Import-ADUserProxyAddress -FindADUserBy DisplayName -FindAddressInColumn ProxyAddresses -Match @("smtp:","onmicrosoft.com") -UpdateUPN -UpdateEmailAddress .EXAMPLE Import-Csv .\mbxs.csv | Import-ADUserProxyAddress -FindADUserBy DisplayName -FindAddressInColumn ProxyAddresses -Match "^(smtp|x500|sip):" -notMatchAnd "@(contoso\.com|contoso\.mail\.onmicrosoft\.com|contoso\.onmicrosoft\.com)$" -UpdateUPN -UpdateEmailAddress .EXAMPLE Import-Csv .\users.csv | Import-ADUserProxyAddress -caseMatchAnd @("smtp:","onmicrosoft.com") -JoinType and .EXAMPLE Import-Csv .\addys.csv | Import-ADUserProxyAddress -caseMatch "brann" -MatchNotAnd @("JAIME","John") -JoinType and .EXAMPLE Import-Csv .\csv.csv | Import-ADUserProxyAddress -caseMatch "Harry Franklin" -MatchNotAnd @("JAIME","John") -JoinType or .NOTES Input of addresses from CSV are expected to be semicolon separated (addresses can originate in 1 of 3 column headers: ProxyAddresses, EmailAddresses or x500) #> [CmdletBinding(SupportsShouldProcess)] param ( [Parameter()] [Switch]$LogOnly, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [ValidateSet("Mail", "UserPrincipalName", "DisplayName")] [String]$FindADUserBy, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [ValidateSet("ProxyAddresses", "EmailAddresses", "x500")] [String]$FindAddressInColumn, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [ValidateSet("and", "or")] [String]$JoinType, [Parameter()] [String[]]$Match, [Parameter()] [String[]]$caseMatch, [Parameter()] [String[]]$matchAnd, [Parameter()] [String[]]$caseMatchAnd, [Parameter()] [String[]]$MatchNot, [Parameter()] [String[]]$caseMatchNot, [Parameter()] [String[]]$MatchNotAnd, [Parameter()] [String[]]$caseMatchNotAnd, [Parameter()] [Switch]$FirstClearAllProxyAddresses, [Parameter()] [Switch]$UpdateUPN, [Parameter()] [Switch]$UpdateEmailAddress, [Parameter()] [string]$Domain, [Parameter()] [string]$NewDomain, [Parameter(ValueFromPipeline = $true, Mandatory = $true)] $Row ) Begin { if ($Domain -and (! $NewDomain)) { Write-Warning "Must use NewDomain parameter when specifying Domain parameter" break } if ($NewDomain -and (! $Domain)) { Write-Warning "Must use Domain parameter when specifying NewDomain parameter" break } if ($FindAddressInColumn -eq "x500" -and ($UpdateUPN -or $UpdateEmailAddress)) { Write-Warning "Unable to update UPN or Mail attribute when looking in column with only x500 addresses." Write-Warning "Please remove UpdateUPN and/or UpdateEmailAddress when using x500 as the value for FindAddressInColumn" break } Import-Module ActiveDirectory -Verbose:$False $OutputPath = '.\' $LogFileName = $(get-date -Format yyyy-MM-dd_HH-mm-ss) $Log = Join-Path $OutputPath ($LogFileName + "-User-WhatIf_Import.csv") $ErrorLog = Join-Path $OutputPath ($LogFileName + "-User-Error_Log.csv") $filterElements = $psboundparameters.Keys | Where-Object { $_ -match 'Match' } | ForEach-Object { if ($_.EndsWith('And')) { $logicOperator = ' -and ' } else { $logicOperator = ' -or ' } $comparisonOperator = switch ($_) { { $_.StartsWith('case') } { '-cmatch' } default { '-match' } } if ($_.Contains('Not')) { $comparisonOperator = $comparisonOperator -replace '^-(c?)', '-$1not' } $elements = foreach ($value in $psboundparameters[$_]) { '$_ {0} "{1}"' -f $comparisonOperator, $value } $elements -join $logicOperator } $filterString = '({0})' -f ($filterElements -join (') -{0} (' -f $JoinType)) $filter = [ScriptBlock]::Create($filterString) Write-Verbose "Filter being used: $filter" } Process { ForEach ($CurRow in $Row) { $Display = $CurRow.Displayname $Mail = $CurRow.primarySMTPAddress if (-not $Mail) { $Mail = $CurRow.Mail } if (-not $Mail) { $Mail = $CurRow.WindowsEmailAddress } $UPN = $CurRow.UserPrincipalName if ($FindAddressInColumn -ne "x500") { $PrimarySMTP = $CurRow."$FindAddressInColumn" -split ";" | Where-Object {$_ -cmatch 'SMTP:'} $Address = $CurRow."$FindAddressInColumn" -split ";" | Where-Object $filter } else { $Address = $CurRow.x500 -split ";" | Where-Object $filter } if ($Domain) { $Address = $Address | ForEach-Object { $_ -replace ([Regex]::Escape($Domain), $NewDomain) } } if ($PrimarySMTP) { $UPNandMail = ($PrimarySMTP.Substring(5)).ToLower() } if (! $LogOnly) { try { $errorActionPreference = 'Stop' switch ($FindADUserBy) { DisplayName { $user = Get-ADUser -Filter { displayName -eq $Display } -Properties proxyAddresses, mail, objectGUID } Mail { $user = Get-ADUser -Filter { mail -eq $Mail } -Properties proxyAddresses, mail, objectGUID } UserPrincipalName { $user = Get-ADUser -Filter { UserPrincipalName -eq $UPN } -Properties proxyAddresses, mail, objectGUID } } $ObjectGUID = $user.objectGUID if ($FirstClearAllProxyAddresses) { $user | Set-ADUser -clear ProxyAddresses Write-Verbose "$Display `t Cleared ProxyAddresses" } $params = @{} if ($UpdateUPN) { $params.UserPrincipalName = $UPNandMail } if ($UpdateEmailAddress) { $params.EmailAddress = $UPNandMail } if ($params.Count -gt 0) { $user | Set-ADUser @params If ($UpdateUPN) { Write-Verbose "$Display `t Set UserPrincipalName $UPNandMail" } if ($UpdateEmailAddress) { Write-Verbose "$Display `t Set EmailAddress $UPNandMail" } } $Address | ForEach-Object { Set-ADUser -Identity $ObjectGUID -Add @{ProxyAddresses = "$_"} Write-Verbose "$Display `t Set ProxyAddress $($_)" } } catch { [PSCustomObject]@{ DisplayName = $Display Error = $_ UPNandMail = $UPNandMail Addresses = $Address -join ',' } | Export-Csv $ErrorLog -Append -NoTypeInformation -Encoding UTF8 } } else { if ($Address) { [PSCustomObject]@{ DisplayName = $Display UPNandMail = $UPNandMail Addresses = $Address -join ',' } | Export-Csv $Log -Append -NoTypeInformation -Encoding UTF8 } } } } End { } } |