10 July, 2018 |
Jeff Melnick
Before a user can log into a computer and access network and domain-based resources, that computer must be a member of the Active Directory environment. In this guide, you’ll find out how to automate daily tasks related to computer accounts, such how to easily create, rename and remove accounts....
3 July, 2018 |
Jeff Melnick
Microsoft Windows Task Scheduler can help you automatically launch a program or PowerShell script at a certain time or when certain conditions are met. You can also schedule sending emails and even displaying certain messages. In this blog, we will show you how to run a PowerShell script from Task...
26 June, 2018 |
Jeff Melnick
An organizational unit (OU) is a container in Active Directory where users, groups and computers, as well as other OUs, can be stored. Each AD domain can have its own organizational unit hierarchy.
In this article, you will learn about OU management and how to use PowerShell scripts to:
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19 June, 2018 |
Jeff Melnick
Microsoft Active Directory serves as a centralized point for the administration, authorization and authentication. In AD, access to network resources is granted to security principals, such as user accounts and computer accounts, and those permissions can change over time. To simplify access...
7 June, 2018 |
Jeff Melnick
The easiest way to create a new user in an Active Directory domain is using the Active Directory Users and Computers MMC snap-in. However, what if you need to create multiple user accounts in bulk, or ADUC is not available for some reason? In this article, we explain several ways to create Active...
