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dynamic web windows script host interface (DWWWSHI) the main scipt will generate a web interface in 3 frames frame1: control buttons (multiple array) frame2: input (Array), validation of inputs (script conditions) frame3: output and errors
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Account Control
QAD access to the most common AD activities
This HTA started out as a means to list all the groups - including nested groups - to which users in a client's AD belonged. From that, it grew into what I hope is a one-stop shop for some of the more common tasks in AD, such as finding out when a bunch of users last logged on, what their home directories are and so on. The function I use most often is the one to clone a user account. The script uses the 'overLib' scripts to display tooltips. This is included in the ZIP. As usual, I'd... -
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admix, windows web hosting control panel support; windows server 2000, windows server 2003 and windows server 2008
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Secure LDAP Authentication Script for OpenVPN Server running on Server 2008, XP, Vista, or Windows 7
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This application will automate the task of creating a user account in MS Windows 2003 server using LDAP to interact with Active Directory. User defined values will be stored in an xml config file for easy modification.
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FSMOMON is a FSMO role monitoring, and recovery utility designed for Directory Services Admins looking for quick recovery in the event of a FSMO role outage. Follows Microsoft recommendations, and best practices.
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