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The concept of default and extended properties available with the PowerShell Active Directory cmdlets are defined in Active Directory: PowerShell AD Module Properties. The PowerShell Get-ADObject cmdlet supports the default and extended properties in the following table. Many can be assigned values with the Set-ADObject cmdlet. In the table, default properties are shown with the property name highlighted in cyan. Extended properties are highlighted in pink.
| Property | Syntax | R/RW | lDAPDisplayName |
| CanonicalName | String | R | canonicalName |
| CN | String | R | cn |
| Created | DateTime | R | createTimeStamp |
| Deleted | Boolean | R | isDeleted |
| Description | String | RW | description |
| DisplayName | String | RW | displayName |
| DistinguishedName | String (DN) | R | distinguishedName |
| LastKnownParent | String (DN) | R | lastKnownParent |
| Modified | DateTime | R | modifyTimeStamp |
| Name | String | R | Name (Relative Distinguished Name) |
| ObjectCategory | String | R | objectCategory |
| ObjectClass | String | R | objectClass, most specific value |
| ObjectGUID | Guid | R | objectGUID converted to string |
| ProtectedFromAccidentalDeletion | Boolean | RW | nTSecurityDescriptor |
See Also
- Active Directory: PowerShell AD Module Properties
- Active Directory PowerShell Cmdlet Properties
- Active Directory: Get-ADUser Default and Extended Properties
- Active Directory: Get-ADComputer Default and Extended Properties
- Active Directory: Get-ADGroup Default and Extended Properties
- Active Directory: Get-ADOrganizationalUnit Default and Extended Properties
- PowerShell Portal
- Wiki: Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) Portal
- Active Directory: Glossary
- Wiki: Portal of TechNet Wiki Portals