Do you have changes that are occurring in Active Directory that you want to be made aware of immediately? I know you do! When I...
Find Computers Based on Operating System
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...
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,...
Unveiling your Active Directory delegations
Ever since Microsoft released Active Directory in 2000, there has been an option referred to as “delegation.” The term is pretty familiar now, but then...
Auditing Changes to Group Policy Settings
The complexities of managing a Microsoft Windows Server infrastructure are critically dependent on the numerous Group Policies, each of which is a collection of settings...
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...
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...
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...
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.,...