Learn how to scan your Active Directory environment and perform a password audit with the free Specops Password Auditor tool.
If you need to audit group membership changes in Active Directory, this tutorial is for you. You will learn how to set up an audit policy and query events with PowerShell!
Learn how to track Active Directory changes to users in this informative tutorial on using WMI events.
Unlinked GPOs can clutter up Active Directory if not maintained. Learn how to find all of these GPOs via the GUI and PowerShell in this article.
Learn how to add a Windows computer to a domain via the GUI, netdom, PowerShell and even remotely in this post.
If you're in the market for an Active Directory password reset tool, you can build one yourself with PowerShell or check out a great paid tool.
Learn how to easily transfer Active Directory FSMO roles and seize them if they're not behaving in this detailed guide.
Understand how FSMO roles play a part in how Active Directory manages time synchronization, password changes, DC promotions and more.
If you need to quickly apply a group policy to your Windows system, you must learn how gpupdate works.
What is Group Policy? That's the question we're going to answer in this in-depth article.
Find out when an Active Directory password changed and automate the auditing process using PowerShell.
Learn how the Active Directory Recycle Bin works, enable it with ADAC and PowerShell, and manage tombstone lifetime.
Use Get-AdGroupMember and other cmdlets to find users and export AD group members. Generate insightful reports and enhance your IT skills.
Learn how to inspect AD user accounts with the Get-ADUser PowerShell cmdlet and make changes to AD user objects with the Set-ADUser cmdlet.
Discover how to import, export, and modify AD data using CSVDE and LDIFDE command-line tools. Enhance your IT expertise and streamline your workflow.
Search Active Directory using the Get-ADObject PowerShell cmdlet and generate insightful AD reports for your organization.
Create Active Directory users with PowerShell using the New-ADUser cmdlet and automate your AD processes.
Use a pre-built PowerShell framework for Active Directory health checks and output results to Pester and PRTG.
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