#1 Active Directory
Reporting Tool

Detailed Group Membership

View information about all members of selected groups, including users, contacts, computers, and nested groups. Filter the results to both exclude and include certain kinds of users, contacts, computers, and group objects.

Organize group membership information in a table, or view a summary of membership details for each object.

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Groups for Users

Select a list of users and see which groups they belong to, along with detailed information about each group. View the name of the group, its entire member list, its domain name, and the group (if any) the group belongs to.

You can manage the groups right from this report by:

• Modifying Exchange and organization attributes in bulk.
• Moving groups.
• Deleting groups.

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Groups Without Members

Get information about groups in your organization that do not have any members, including details such as the group's name, type, scope, domain name, and more. This way, you can identify the groups in your domain that are no longer needed and decide how you wish to proceed.

In addition to listing the groups that do not have members, this report also allows you to manage groups. You can:

• Delete groups.
• Move groups.
• Modify groups' organization and Exchange attributes.

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Users in more than one Group

View information about users who are members of more than one group, not including their primary groups. Get details such as the user's display name, SAM account name, groups they belong to, primary group name, manager, and more.

Manage users from within this report by resetting their passwords, enabling or disabling their accounts, modifying their SMTP addresses, and much more.

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Basic Reports

View basic information about the groups in your organization.

• Get details about all the groups in any domain.
• View groups that were created, modified, or deleted over a specific period of time.
• Find the groups with the largest number of members.
• Identify groups that have the Managed By attribute filled.
• View groups that don't have a manager.

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Group Type and Scope Reports

Use these reports to identify groups in your organization based on their type and scope. With these reports, you can:

• Get details about the security groups present in domains.
• View information about the distribution groups present in domains.
• List groups based on both their type and scope.

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Basic Reports

These reports provide granular information on computer objects in your domain. Using some of the pre-packaged computer reports available in ADManager Plus, you can get details about:

All computers: View information about all the computers in your domain.

Workstations: List details about all the workstations in selected domains.

OS-based computers: Get information about computers based on the version of their operating system.

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Inactive Computers Report

ADManager Plus lists detailed information about all computers that haven't been logged on to over a particular period of time. It queries all domain controllers in order to obtain this information.

Optimize the number of computer accounts in your organization by deleting or disabling inactive computers. ADManager Plus not only lists out the inactive computers for you, but also helps you enable, disable, or delete them right from the report. You can also move or reset computers and modify their general and group attributes.

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Disabled Computers Report

Get detailed information about computers that have been disabled, including each computer's name, DNS name, OS, creation time, and more. Based on this information, you can decide if you want to delete the computers to free up some space or re-enable them.

In addition to just viewing this information, you can also perform actions on these computers from within the report. Enable, disable, delete, move, or reset computers, or modify their general and group attributes as needed.

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Computer Status Reports

Get details about the status of computer accounts in your organization. Using these reports, you can get information on:

• Computers that were recently created, deleted, and moved.
• Computers that have a manager assigned to them.
• Computers that do not have a manager assigned to them.

Additionally, you can also delete or disable computers directly from the report. You can also add computers to specific groups, reset or move computers, and modify their general and group attributes.

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Active Computers

See which computers users have logged on to in your domain within a specific period of time. View details such as each computer's name, DNS name, last logon time, role, operating system, and more.

In addition to just viewing this information, you can also perform management actions right from within reports.

• Enable, disable, delete, reset, or move computers.
• Modify computers' general and group attributes.

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BitLocker Enabled Computers

Fetch information about your computers' BitLocker encrypted drives, including their volume GUID, recovery GUID, recovery password, and more. Download the KeyPackage for each of your encrypted drives in the format of your choice. Having these details by your side will help you unlock and recover corrupted BitLocker encrypted drives using the BitLocker Recovery Tool (Recover-bde).

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Recent Logon Failures Report

View a list of users whose logon attempts failed over a specified time period. Take a look at the user's display name, bad password time, password expiration date, when they last changed their password, and more.

Manage users from the report itself to:

• Delete users.
• Make users change their passwords at their next logon.
• Enable and disable users.

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Password Unchanged Users

View details about all users who haven't changed their passwords recently, including their display name, SAM account name, password status, expiration date, the time and date their password was last set, and more.

You can also perform management actions from within the report:

• Delete users.
• Make users change their password at their next logon.
• Enable and disable users.

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Password Expired Users

List details about all the users whose passwords have expired including the user's display name, SAM account name, when their password was last set, its expiration date, and more.

Through the report's built-in management functionality, you can:

• Disable users.
• Delete users.
• Set users' passwords to never expire.

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Soon to Expire User Passwords

Identify users whose passwords are about to expire and notify them in advance to avoid frantic calls to the help desk.

With the built-in management functionality of this report, you can:

• Ensure that selected users' passwords never expire.
• Make users change their passwords at their next logon.

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Users whose Passwords Never Expire

View complete information about users whose passwords never expire, including their display and SAM account names, the number of days since their password was last set, and more.

With the built-in management functionality of this report, you can:

• Delete users.
• Enable and disable users.
• Modify SMTP addresses.

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Users with Password Change at Next Logon

View information about users whose passwords need to be changed the next time they try to log on. Review each user's display name, password expiration date, the number of days since their password was last set, and more.

With the built-in management functionality of this report, you can:

• Delete users.
• Enable and disable users.

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Permissions for Folders

View all the permissions users and groups have over folders—including users' home folders—in specified paths in your AD environment. This report displays information such as the level of access a user or group has over folders and whether the permission was inherited or explicit. With this information by your side, you can prevent unauthorized access to folders which could lead to data loss and leaks in your organization.

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Shared Folders in Servers

View information about all shared folders and their respective permissions. Use this report to ensure that only desired folders are shared. Audit the shared folders' locations, accounts (security principals) that have permissions over shared folders, the scope of the permissions (folder, sub-folder, etc.), and more.

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Folders Accessible by Accounts

View information about folders specified accounts have access rights over, including the folders' name, location, creation time, and more. You can check for folders in a specific path and filter the results based on access level (any control or full access). Review the folders that accounts can access to ensure that no account has unauthorized permissions over an important folder.

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Server Permissions

Identify which AD users and groups have access rights over specific servers. View information about the server permissions, including the server and domain names, the type of object that has permissions over that server (user or group), what kind of permissions they have, and more. With this report by your side, you can completely secure your AD infrastructure.

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Servers Accessible by Accounts

List all the servers that specific users and groups can access. View each server's DNS name, last logon time, role, OS, and more.

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Non-Inheritable Folders

View details about all the files and folders protected from inheritable permissions. Specify a path to generate a list of all the files and folders in that path that are protected from inheriting permissions from their parent objects. Look at each protected folders' name, creation time, location, and more.

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All GPOs and Linked AD Objects

View all GPOs and the AD objects linked with them, including details such as the GPO's display name, linked objects, user and computer configuration settings, creation and modification times, and more.

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Unused GPOs

Identify all the GPOs that are not linked to an OU in your domain. Once you've located the unlinked GPOs, you can clean up AD effortlessly. Find details such as each GPO's display name, linked objects, user and computer configuration settings, domain name, and more.

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Disabled GPOs Report

Identify all the disabled GPOs present in your AD environment. View complete details about all the GPOs that have been disabled, including their display name, linked objects, user and computer configuration settings, domain name, and more.

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Basic Reports

ADManager Plus offers several reports to help you analyze different facets of the GPOs in your organization. These reports allow you to:

• Identify recently created GPOs.
• Discover recently modified GPOs.
• Check frequently modified user and computer settings.
• Identify disabled GPOs with user and computer settings.

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GPO Advanced Reports

Keep track of which GPOs are linked to AD objects to avoid issues before deleting a GPO. Use ADManager Plus' advanced GPO reports to:

• View GPOs that are linked with a domain.
• Identify GPOs that are linked with OUs.
• Discover GPOs that are linked with sites.

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GPO Blocked Inheritance Reports

Get detailed information about objects with blocked inheritance, including details such as their display name, linked objects, user and computer configuration settings, domain name, and more.

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