Next to ADFIND.EXE, LDP is the tool I probably use most often when working with Active Directory. It’s an LDAP client that was originally developed for use purely within Microsoft. It can be used for browsing, searching and making changes via the LDAP protocol. Because of its usefulness, Microsoft included LDP in the Support… Read More »
I encounter a fair number of AD implementations as part of my work. Some are good, some bad and some just plain ugly. Here’s a more or less random collection of bad habits that I see quite regularly and some tips on how to avoid and/or kick them. 1. Poor or missing Active Directory… Read More »
It’s been a little while since I’ve blogged, so here’s a more or less random collection of snippets for you to enjoy/delete at leisure. Quest acquires Netpro Wow, this one took me by surprise, especially as I have been contracting to Quest on and off for the past 10 months. Two of the biggest… Read More »