As Microsoft rolls through its operating systems, the company continually stops support for older operating systems. This means that organizations are forced to pay a...
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Find and Delete “Never Used” User Accounts
Every Active Directory installation has one common issue. Every installation has one or more users that were created for a project, new employee, returning employee,...
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ADManager Plus: Creating Users in Bulk by Importing a CSV File
It is extremely common for a company to hire employees in mass. It might be a school with a new school year, a corporation hiring...
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Delegating “Disabling of Active Directory Users” to a Department Manager
We all know it happens the exact same way each time. There is a user in a department, or maybe a department of users, that are going to be terminated. The...
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Going Deep With Nested Group Audits
It is one of the top three most complex areas of auditing: nested groups! You know, you find a group listed on an access control...
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Tracking Down Users with no Logon Script Configuration
When users are created in Active Directory, the logon script configuration often fails to get configured. This can be due to a lack of process, a lack of restraint (i.e.,...