Query NT User Manager

Hi

This is something I have been working on, it is a work in progress and is still a bit slow and is far from being completed, but will answer the questions you were asking.

http://www.redfox.co.uk/userman

Let me know what you think.

Mark

Give these links a shot:

Locked Out:
http://www.jsiinc.com/tip0700/rh0701.htm

Account Will Expire:
http://www.jsiinc.com/tip1200/rh1246.htm

Account Disabled:
http://www.jsiinc.com/tip1200/rh1245.htm

For Password Never Changes:
http://www.jsiinc.com/tip1200/rh1253.htm

And for all account details:
http://www.jsiinc.com/tip1200/rh1252.htm

Yes, all this information is programatically available. If you are interested in writing your own scripts for this, the Microsoft ADSI (Active Directory Services Interface) has a WinNT provider built in that can be used to query the Windows NT Domain database with most any Object-oriented scripting/programming language like vbscript, perl, javascript, etc. The latest ADSI can be downloaded from:

http://msdn.microsoft.com

You can also search the MSDN website for more complete informationon how ADSI can be used.

Another possibility (one that would require much less personal effort) is to obtain a great (my opinion) 3rd party NT administration tool - Hyena from Adkins Resource Inc. Hyena has a built-in feature that will export the entire user database to a delimited text file, which you can then use to query for all the information you need. Check it out at:

http://www.adkins-resource.com

Good luck, -Ewing

hi,

hyena from www.adkins-resource.com works fine!
another program you can use are the northern utilities from www.northerparklife.com
check out www.prosoft.de there are a lot of usefull programs for administrating windows nt.

sven

Try this:
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/source/tokenmon.shtml

Mads

The exporter.exe utility from Hyena does it all and it's FREE.

http://www.adkins-resource.com/download_frame.htm

I have this freeware program that will do that as well as give you info on all of your servers, networked printers, hard drive space available on the network, etc. All you have to do is modify one .ini file to get what you want out of it. It puts the output in a .csv file for you to open in Excel and do with what you want. Email me at mike@wrightma.com if you want it to test out.

Mike