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  • Wiki Page: Active Directory: Glossary

    This is a glossary of terms and acronyms used in Active Directory and related technologies: A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z A AAD Acronym for A zure A ctive D irectory. Active Directory Directory Services in the...
    on21 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: MSDN/TechNet Forums: How to Strikeout Text in Your Post

    Sometimes you must use the HTML editor to get exactly what you want in a forum post. An example is when you need to strikeout some text. This places a horizontal line through the middle of the text, indicating it is removed. You must use the HTML editor for this and enclose the text in the proper tags...
    on20 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Active Directory: Duplicate Object Name Resolution

    Table of Contents Objects in Active Directory Should Have Unique Names How Duplicate Objects Can Be Created When a Duplicate RDN in an OU or Container is Detected When a Duplicate sAMAccountName in Domain is Detected Community Resources Objects in Active Directory Should Have Unique Names When...
    on20 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Active Directory: Requirements For Creating Objects

    Certain requirements must be met when creating objects in Active Directory. These can be user accounts, groups, computers, or other classes of objects. This article documents some of these requirements. Errors will be raised if any of these requirements are not met. You can use this article to troubleshoot...
    on20 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Active Directory: Characters to Escape

    Almost any characters can be used in distinguished names in Active Directory. However, some characters must be escaped with the backslash "\" escape character. Table of Contents Active Directory ADSI Non-Keyboard Characters VBScript PowerShell PowerShell New-AD* Cmdlets ADsPath LDAP Filters...
    on20 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Active Directory: PowerShell AD Module Properties

    Each of the PowerShell Active Directory module cmdlets, like Get-ADUser and Get-ADComputer, displays a default set of properties for all objects retrieved. You can specify other properties with the -Properties parameter, but the default set will always be included. There is another set of extended...
    on20 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Wiki: Test Issues

    Testing in Progress. Please do not delete this article until testing is complete. Test anchor tag: LDAP This article is for testing issues raised in this Wiki article: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/2368.wiki-known-issues.aspx Wiki Editor Issues 6 &...
    on19 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Wiki: Cross-Linking

    The Wiki article Wiki: User Experience Guidelines is a great resource for making all TechNet Wiki articles more useful. A good example is the use of cross-linking to improve the user experience. It helps users navigate the Wiki and find the information they need without searching. It leverages the...
    on16 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Active Directory: Get-ADUser Default and Extended Properties

    The concept of default and extended properties available with the PowerShell Active Directory cmdlets are defined in Active Directory: PowerShell AD Module Properties . The PowerShell Get-ADUser cmdlet supports the default and extended properties in the following table. Many can be assigned values...
    on9 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Active Directory: Get-ADComputer Default and Extended Properties

    The concept of default and extended properties available with the PowerShell Active Directory cmdlets are defined in Active Directory: PowerShell AD Module Properties . The PowerShell Get-ADComputer cmdlet supports the default and extended properties in the following table. Many can be assigned...
    on9 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Active Directory: Get-ADOrganizationalUnit Default and Extended Properties

    The concept of default and extended properties available with the PowerShell Active Directory cmdlets are defined in Active Directory: PowerShell AD Module Properties . The PowerShell Get-ADOrganizationUnit cmdlet supports the default and extended properties in the following table. Many can be assigned...
    on9 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Active Directory: Get-ADGroup Default and Extended Properties

    The concept of default and extended properties available with the PowerShell Active Directory cmdlets are defined in Active Directory: PowerShell AD Module Properties . The PowerShell Get-ADGroup cmdlet supports the default and extended properties in the following table. Many can be assigned values...
    on9 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Active Directory: Get-ADObject Default and Extended Properties

    The concept of default and extended properties available with the PowerShell Active Directory cmdlets are defined in Active Directory: PowerShell AD Module Properties . The PowerShell Get-ADObject cmdlet supports the default and extended properties in the following table. Many can be assigned values...
    on9 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Active Directory: LDAP Syntax Filters

    LDAP Syntax filters can be used in many situations to query Active Directory. They can be used in VBScript and PowerShell scripts. Many utilities, like adfind and dsquery *, accept LDAP filters. Many PowerShell Active Directory module cmdlets, like Get-ADUser, Get-ADGroup, Get-ADComputer, and Get-ADObject...
    on7 Sep 2013

  • Wiki Page: Wiki: Fix Color Issues in Wiki Articles

    Many Wiki articles use colors. Unfortunately, the way colors are often specified in HTML, using RGB values, is no longer supported in the TechNet Wiki. Until this situation is corrected, a workaround is to specify colors by color name in the HTML. This article helps implement this workaround. The issue...
    on4 Aug 2013

  • Wiki Page: Wiki: Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) Portal

    Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) is a multi-master LDAP compliant database. It is used to centrally organize, manage, and control resources in your Active Directory Forest. It is used to securely manage users, computers, groups, printers, applications, network connections, and other directory...
    on18 Jul 2013
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