I promise this will be the last post about AD Tidy 2.0 🙂 Just a quick one to let everyone know that the free edition of the new version is now available for download.
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I’m pleased to announce that the brand new version of my popular AD account clean up tool is now available. Read on for purchase link and details of the free edition release date.
As mentioned in my previous posts, this new version of AD Tidy will come in two editions like most of my other apps – a free edition and a standard edition. This post will explain the differences between them along with release dates and pricing.
Anyone following this blog will know that for the last couple of months I’ve been busy working away on re-writing AD Tidy from scratch – and I’m pleased to announce that it is getting very close to being finished, so I have now released a public BETA version.
Recently I’ve been asked quite a few times if I offer any discounted collections of all of my products, so I’m pleased to announce that I now have an IT Pro bundle available for each type of license that can be purchased for my products.
Recently I posted a couple of screenshots of the new version of AD Tidy that I’m currently working on, and in this post I’m going to explain more about the new features and capabilities of this new version.
This release includes a few minor enhancements to both editions, along with the ability to export to native Excel XLSX file in the standard edition.
This new version of my free MSA management tool includes support for the new Group MSA type accounts introduced in Windows Server 2012, along with some other improvements.
I’ve hit a bit of a stumbling block in updating my Managed Service Accounts GUI application, so while I continue trying to resolve that issue I thought I would update my tool for reporting on credentials used to run services and scheduled tasks. Full list of changes below.
The new version of my Active Directory querying/reporting tool is now available. Both the free edition and standard edition have been updated with a large number of improvements, read on for details.
This week has been my first week of being completely self employed and not working as an IT systems admin during the day, so I’ve spent the last few days working on the new version of AD Info that I’ve been wanting to get finished for a long time. Read on for release date and change log.
The first official non-BETA version of my Managed Service Account GUI tool is now available to download, and best of all it’s completely free!
A free tool for creating and editing Managed Service Accounts, with no Powershell knowledge required. What is a Managed Service Account? They are a special type of domain account in Windows Server 2008 R2 that can be used to run Windows services, but unlike normal domain accounts you don’t have to keep changing the password to keep things secure – Active Directory will take care of managing the password for you and communicating this with the computer that is using the Managed Service Account (you don’t even have to restart the services for the password change to take effect). Pretty useful, but unfortunately the only way to create and configure these accounts is via Powershell… until now.
For the last week or so I’ve been working on a new application that will let you easily find services and scheduled tasks running on servers in your domain that are using a specific user account, then you can have the application change those credentials to use an updated password or a completely different account. More info and screenshots below…
The latest version of my Active Directory photo importing tool is now available, and yes it finally has command line support!
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