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Active Directory User and Group Reporting: Users with old passwords

September 3, 2015bloginactive users, lastlogondate, passwordlastset, powershell, stale accountswp_admin

Checking when Active Directory users logged on last should not be the only criteria if you want to pinpoint stale user accounts reliably. Another method that can help with this judgement involves analyzing when user accounts had their password changed. Indeed, in a well managed Active Directory…

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Active Directory User and Group Reporting: Users that have not logged on in the last X days

August 28, 2015bloginactive users, lastlogondate, lastlogontimestamp, powershellwp_admin

One way to detect inactive user accounts is to examine when was the last time they logged on to the Active Directory domain. Without further ado, let’s look at the PowerShell snippet that returns all user accounts in the domain…

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Active Directory User and Group Reporting: Old Groups

July 2, 2015blogActive Directory group cleanup, old groups, powershell, stale groupswp_admin

Finding Active Directory groups that have not been changed in a long time can reveal other candidates for thorough inspection and possible clean up. Indeed, if a group has not been changed it means that nobody was added or removed…

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Active Directory User and Group Reporting: Groups with same direct members

June 10, 2015blogActive Directory group cleanup, active directory reporting, groups cleanup, groups with same members, powershell, unnecessary groupswp_admin

One way of getting rid of excessive groups is to find which groups have similar membership. The simplest case is when the list of direct members of a group matches another group’s list. Groups with same direct members are not…

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Active Directory User and Group Reporting: Circular nested groups

June 8, 2015blogActive Directory group cleanup, Active Directory hygiene, active directory reporting, circular groups, powershellwp_admin

This time we will see how we can uncover another type of toxic and potentially unnecessary Active Directory objects – circular nested groups. First let’s define what circular nested groups are. These are groups that include themselves by a virtue of…

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Active Directory User and Group Reporting: How to find empty groups

June 1, 2015blogactive directory reporting, empty groups, groups cleanup, powershell, stale groups, unused groupswp_admin

In this post we’ll explore how to discover empty groups in Active Directory. Empty groups are groups that have no members. Obviously, if this condition does not change for a while you might want to consider deleting those groups. First,…

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