Active Directory

Last Updated on 1 Nov. 2016, Total: 54 Knowledge Base Tips

  1. Use PowerShell to document the default AD password policy

    A tip on how to use Windows PowerShell to document the default AD Domain password policy... Read More

  2. UserPrincipleName parameter

    A tip that tests your knowledge about the -UserPrincipalName parameter in the New-ADUser cmdlet in Windows Server 2012 and later... Read More

  3. Using PowerShell to back up and restore GPOs

    A tip on how you can use Windows PowerShell to back up and restore Group Policy Objects... Read More

  4. Using PowerShell to create an enable a user account

    A tip on how you can use Windows PowerShell to create a new user account in Active Directory and enable the new account... Read More

  5. Using PowerShell to create and link GPOs

    A tip on how you can use Windows PowerShell to create new Group Policy Objects and link them to organizational units... Read More

  6. Using PowerShell to manage fine-grained password policies

    A tip on how you can use Windows PowerShell to configure and manage fine-grained password policies in Windows Server 2012 Active Directory environments... Read More

  7. Using PowerShell to remotely refresh Group Policy

    A tip on how you can use Windows PowerShell to remotely refresh Group Policy... Read More

  8. Using custom nodes in ADAC

    A tip that tests your knowledge about how you can use custom nodes in the Active Directory Administration Center... Read More

  9. Verifying Active Directory schema

    A tip on how to verify whether Adprep has extended your forest’s schema... Read More

  10. WMI filter performance for Group Policy

    A tip on ensuring performance when using WMI filters with Group Policy... Read More

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