Getting a list of users in an Active Directory group.
Like the write up I did on how to get a list of users in your domain, there are several ways to do this, but Read More …
Tag: Active Directory
Getting a list of users in your AD domain.
Update 12/2015: A Powershell version of this article is here. There are several ways to do this, but the method I prefer to use is GET-QADUser Read More …
Detecting broken or not installed SMS/SCCM clients.
You take all your computer accounts in Active Directory, filter out the old records (I use a cut-off of 30 days), and then compare it Read More …
Detecting inactive computers in your AD domain.
Use the LastLogonTimeStamp or the LastLogin Active Directory attribute. If you are on a Windows 2003 Functional Domain or later, use LastLogonTimeStamp. If you are Read More …
Windows 2000 had Active Directory folders.
In Windows 2000 you could create a shortcut to an Active Directory resource, and turn it into an Windows Explorer view. One of my (now Read More …
Using %homeshare% seemed like a good idea at the time.
We used to hard-code a user’s home directory in a logon script; just like this: net use H: \\NODDY22\%Username%$ Of course, it becomes a problem Read More …
Semi-regular web-link clearance (3) – January 2010
How to Install GPMC on Server 2008, 2008 R2, and Windows 7 (via RSAT) Can You See Me – Open Port Check Tool Is a Read More …
Semi-regular web-link clearance – January 2010
Get-ComputersNearMe Today I learned a little bit about how to get to some of the data stored within special shell folders. You can get a Read More …
Seen @ blogs.technet.com: W2K3 to W2K8 Active Directory Upgrade Considerations
W2K3 to W2K8 Active Directory Upgrade Considerations I have collected some upgrade considerations from a couple colleagues of mine and have been sharing them on Read More …