Tool to Clear old AD Objects
Hello peeps,
Can anyone suggest a tool which can go through the whole AD forest and tell me what objects are disabled, not used or old?
I want to clear up the AD and make it all fresh again.!!!!
Thanks,
Matt.
Can anyone suggest a tool which can go through the whole AD forest and tell me what objects are disabled, not used or old?
I want to clear up the AD and make it all fresh again.!!!!
Thanks,
Matt.
MCITP Enterprise Admin then CCNA - as I failed CCNA twice now. boohoo
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gojericho0
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RTmarc
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At the very least, disabled objects should be easy enough to spot. They'll have the red X on them. If I wasn't busy bitching at someone here at the office, I'd give you a better post that included several dsget commands. -
HeroPsycho
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Powershell or VBScripts could take care of that...Good luck to all! -
royal
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“For success, attitude is equally as important as ability.” - Harry F. Banks -
blargoe
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royal
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Also, I would check this link out:
http://www.windowsnetworking.com/news/WindowsNetworking-Readers-Choice-Award-Administration-Tools-Active-Directory-Janitor-Nov07.htm“For success, attitude is equally as important as ability.” - Harry F. Banks
