Exchange: Hide users in an Organizational Unit from the address book
In a company that manages an on-premises Exchange installation, it is common practice to keep the accounts of users who leave the company active for a few weeks after …
In a company that manages an on-premises Exchange installation, it is common practice to keep the accounts of users who leave the company active for a few weeks after …
In this tutorial, we’ll look at how to delete a user from an Active Directory directory using PowerShell. At first glance, this is fairly easy using the cmdlet …
This “how to” tutorial explains how to create users in Active Directory using the New-ADUser cmdlet in PowerShell Create a user in Active Directory with PowerShell …
In this tutorial, I will show you how to run a PowerShell script at user logon using Group Policy (GPO) in an Active Directory environment. Before you begin this …
Presentation In this tutorial, I will explain how to link GLPI 10 with an Active Directory to allow users to log in with their domain account. This link will allow you to …
Presentation In this tutorial, I will explain how to set up roaming profiles for your users in an Active Directory environment. When I started working (already a few …
In this new tutorial dedicated to Nextcloud, I will explain to you how to link Nextcloud and an Active Directory or LDAP directory. Linking to an external directory …
In this tutorial, we will see how to delegate actions to a user on a virtual machine using roles. Proxmox is a complete hypervisor that allows you to manage …
In this tutorial, I will explain how to retrieve the base DN also called distinguishedName in an Active Directory. This attribute is often used to configure LDAP/Active …
How to display the list of users on Linux from the command line? Use the command: sudo cat /etc/passwd | cut -d: -f1 to list users in the file /etc/passwd The easiest …
You want to increase the security level of your Active Directory environment, but historically the option: User cannot change password was enabled. The script below …
Small memo to create a user on Ubuntu and add it to the sudo group: sudo adduser NomUtilisateur Enter the password for the current user (sudo) if necessary, then enter …