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Active Directory Manager

By: JiJi Technologies | 2013-03-04 | Software
JiJi AD Bulk Manager - AD Bulk User Export is a secured client server model which helps administrator/a delegated user to make AD management process simple. You can create / modify / delete users, computers and contacts attributes in bulk (General Attributes, Exchange Attributes, Terminal Service Attributes etc). read more

User account unlock policy in Active Directory service

By: Allen Hardy | 2011-09-28 | Software
In network management account unlock policies play a very important role in enabling users or groups the privileges to manage their own accounts. With such policies, Active Directory administrators are freed from persistent user requests of unlocking their accounts. read more

Troubleshooting Active Directory Installation

By: Shirley Green | 2011-02-04 | Customer Service
Active Directory records events, including errors, warnings, and information that Active Directory generates, in the Directory Service log in Event Viewer. You can use the log to monitor the activity level of Active Directory or to investigate problems. read more

Windows Active Directory Reporting

By: ray | 2011-05-09 | Software
Windows Active Directory Reporting Tools help system administrators and IT managers generate effective reports on Active Directory (AD) users, OUs, group, computers, printers, and contacts. The tools also help yield security reports as well as password reports and track user compliance details. read more

Cleanup dormant accounts to maintain Active Directory

By: crook Bpera | 2011-12-30 | Software
Active Directory may become sluggish and become prone to attack due to accumulation of unused and disabled user accounts. Get rid of all the dormant and potentially harmful data with the help of Active Directory Cleanup tool. read more

Advantages of Active Directories

By: Stuart Michael M | 2010-09-28 | Technology
Find out how active directories are useful. An active directory is a form of directory that allows the storage of network and domain information or data. read more

Active Directory Components

By: Shirley Green | 2011-01-23 | Branding
In Active Directory, you organize resources in a logical structurea structure that mirrors organizational modelsusing domains, OUs, trees, and forests. Grouping resources logically allows you to easily find a resource by its name rather than by remembering its physical location. read more

Active Student Directory

By: SIS or Student Information System is a software application that is developed to help educational institutions like-schools, colleges, and universities, manage all the data about its students. It is similar to corporate firms using ERP (Enterprise Resourc | 2012-05-25 | Reference & Education
The software keeps track of absents and attendance of students and disciplinary records. It maintains interactions with students along with preparing reports and then further sends the student details to parents through a portal for parents. read more

Guidelines For Active Directory Restore

By: Arno Therburg | 2011-01-13 | Software
Active directory, created by Microsoft, is a directory service. It stores information and settings for use in a central database. read more

Backing Up Microsoft Active Directory

By: Hannah Isabelle | 2010-09-27 | Data Recovery
When you sit down and think about it, if you run a "Microsoft Shop" just about everything in your network environment likely relies on AD at some level. Whether it is the user accounts themselves and their associated mailbox properties for Exchange, the service accounts used by your applications, Group Policy Objects controlling workstation behavior, or possibly your infrastructure components due to DHCP, DNS, or even IAS. read more

Active Directory Ports and Protocols

By: Patrcik Shaw | 2012-03-20 | Data Recovery
If you are looking for a comprehensive list of all Active Directory ports and protocols, you are probably reading the right stuff! This article documents all that you need to know about the protocols and ports used by the Active Directory (AD) for AD authentication and AD replication. read more

Active Directory Ports and Protocols

By: Arnold Smith | 2012-02-16 | Software
If you are looking for a comprehensive list of all Active Directory ports and protocols, you are probably reading the right stuff! This article documents all that you need to know about the protocols and ports used by the Active Directory (AD) for AD authentication and AD replication. read more

A Closer Glance At Active Directory

By: Brian Jones | 2010-11-05 | Article Marketing
Active Directory is one of the computer applications designed and launched by Microsoft Corp. that can be used for data storage. Learn more about it by exploring the services featured in the application as well as the efficient methods to use to restore files in AD. read more

Active Directory Services - A Network Management Technology You Must Have

By: sharath reddy | 2012-04-02 | Intranet
Earlier termed as the 'NT Directory Service', Active Directory Services (ADS) is a well-liked network management technology that you just cannot afford to miss. It has an inimitable hierarchical format that enables you to manage your network efficiently. Originally developed by Microsoft in late 90s, ADS is now extremely popular with IT professionals dealing with the Windows environments. read more

Active Directory Services - A Network Management Technology You Must Have

By: Sharath Reddy | 2012-02-21 | Computer
Earlier termed as the 'NT Directory Service', Active Directory Services (ADS) is a well-liked network management technology that you just cannot afford to miss. It has an inimitable hierarchical format that enables you to manage your network efficiently. read more