Get and copy LAPS generated Admin password to clipboard

Just a PowerShell script to get and copy LAPS generated Admin password to your clipboard

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lastLogon vs lastLogonTimestamp vs lastLogonDate - explained

Today I want to write about this "last Logon attributes"... This could be a little bit confusing if you check it on the internet. So with my post I will try to explain it easily.

lastLogon 
The lastLogon is only updated on the Domain Controller where login has actually happened and it wouldn´t be replicated. It´s being updated each time after each interactive logon. 
An interactive logon to a computer can be performed either locally, when the user has direct physical access, or remotely, through Terminal Services, in which case the logon is further qualified as remote interactive.

PowerShell Get and copy LAPS generated Admin password to clipboard V2

My new script just get the Administrator password generated by LAPS and save it to clipboard.

You just have to enter the computer name.

The password will be shown in your PS Console and copied to your clipboard.

https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Get-and-copy-LAPS-0a9bb700?redir=0