Using get-aduser attributes as conditionals

Question

I have a list of employees who need skype access, and Im looking to run a create user script from this list, but only have it run on people who do not have msRTCSIP-UserEnabled as a null value.

The following will show me if msRTCSIP-UserEnabled is present / True

get-aduser -identity $username -Properties msRTCSIP-UserEnabled

I need to use the value as a conditional in something like

foreach($username in $userlist)
{

    if (get-aduser -identity $username -Properties msRTCSIP-UserEnabled -eq $null)
        {Run user creation / output script}

    else
        {continue to next $username}

}

I have all of it working / outputting properly, but cant seem to figure out how to use the msRTCSIP-UserEnabled attribute value as a conditional. I've tried looking around, but everything I see on this is for pulling info from AD not a specific file list.

Answer 1

I'm not sure i fully understand your question, but would something like this work?

foreach ($username in $userlist)
{
    $aduser = get-aduser -Identity $username -Properties msRTCSIP-UserEnabled

    if ($aduser.'msRTCSIP-UserEnabled' -ne $null)
    {
        ##Code to Run user creation / output script
    }
}

Answer 2

With some help from leinad13 I figured it out.

foreach ($Username in $userlist) 
{

$User = get-aduser $username -properties msRTCSIP-UserEnabled
$LyncStatus = $User.'msRTCSIP-UserEnabled'


if ($lyncstatus -notlike "True")
    {
     #run add lync user script
    }
}