8. Active Directory Scripting Interface
In This Chapter
• ADSI can manage workgroups, computers, NT domains, Active Directory domains, Novell networks, and IIS and Exchange.
• Although no single chapter can completely dissect ADSI, this chapter helps you get your foot in the door.
• You should be familiar with the material in Chapter 3, “Scripting and Objects,” and Chapter 4, “File and Registry Access,” before reading this chapter.
• If you want to write scripts to manage Active Directory, you need a strong background in LDAP syntax.
Managing the User Directory
One common task that network administrators face is the maintenance of user accounts. A new employee needs a computer account immediately to contribute, while the account of a terminated ...
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