With
thousands of computers and user accounts there in the Active
Directory network, it is a little bit difficult for AD administrators
to know everything related to their activity status. Some AD accounts
are created for temporary usage and most of them remain unused even
after that short period. User accounts of employees who have left the
organization may remain unattended likewise. Somewhat similar is the
situation when an organization relies on temporary computers for
short periods. Also, there can be users who regularly logon to AD
through...
Monday, 30 March 2015
Thursday, 28 August 2014
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Inactive user and computer accounts of Active Directory open gates for
hackers and can cause serious security issue for you. Such inactive accounts
might be belong to users who have left the organization, or users who log-on in
their accounts very rarely or users who have moved to some other positions and
such accounts are no longer useful from them. Regular checkup of AD to detect
inactive accounts can help you and you can manage such accounts by disabling,
deleting, moving them to other OU or by resetting password.
Inactive user and computer...
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