PowerShell Active Directory

For IT admins, managing Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services (AD LDS) objects is a time-consuming and complex task. The AD LDS Object Management tool from ADManager Plus simplifies this task by letting you effortlessly manage AD LDS users and groups. Download and connect it to an LDS instance, and the AD LDS Object Management tool will do the rest! Launching the tool Run this in either…

Personal Storage Table (PST) is a Microsoft Outlook file format used for saving users’ mailbox data—such as emails, address books, calendars, notes, and tasks—on a local computer. PST files can help you archive mailboxes, back up critical data and restore it later, meet security requirements of compliance mandates, and migrate mailboxes from one Exchange server to another or…

Managed service accounts (MSAs) – introduced in Windows Server 2008 R2 — are a godsend for Active Directory admins. An MSA can be assigned to a computer, and any Windows service running on that computer can be set to run as that MSA. Unlike service accounts, which require regular maintenance, the MSA password is set during creation and the password is then automatically updated by Active…

The Local User Manager freeware from ManageEngine ADManager Plus is a useful utility aimed to help administrators manage user accounts within the Domain. This tool provides information about local user accounts and also allows management of these accounts using a convenient user interface. It provides information on computer accounts accessible / not-accessible in the Domain. It also has a Quick…

ManageEngine ADManager Plus‘s Terminal Session Manager is a powerful Powershell cmdlet to identify and also manage multiple terminal sessions in a Domain, from a single point. This tool proves highly beneficial to IT administrators, as terminal sessions for multiple users across the Domain can be managed, disconnected or logged off from just a single console. How to use this Terminal…