Chapter 8. Active Directory Scripting Interface (ADSI)
ROAD MAP
ADSI can manage workgroups, computers, NT domains, Active Directory domains, and Novell networks, as well as IIS and Exchange.
Although no single chapter can completely dissect the topic, this chapter will help you get your foot in the door.
You should be very 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'll 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 in order to contribute, while ...
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