| Released: | 2007-06-01 |
| Last Updated: | 2008-03-25 |
| License: | Freeware |
| Publisher: | AdventNet Inc. |
| Language: | English |
| Platform: | Windows |
| Requirements: | P III 733 MHz, 256 MB RAM |
| Install: | Install and Uninstall |
| Downloads: | 598 |
ManageEngine ADManager Plus offers a 100% web-based solution to meet the Active Directory management requirement. It allows creation or modification of multiple users in the active directory by hiding the complexities of the native Active Directory tools. Its role-based security model enables effective management of security permissions with ease. The comprehensive reports provide a quick insight in to the Active Directory objects. The powerful search facility helps in determining the permissions granted for a specific Active Directory object. The search can be made on a specific AD object, for a specific user and on the permission that the user has. This helps in auditing on defined security permissions for a specific AD object or for a specific user. The Active Directory Explorer lets helps to browse through the Active directory for any of the domains. Administrators can view the properties and security permissions of the various AD objects of that domain. The user management module allows in creating multiple templates that contain the standard user attribute values, which can be used in creating bulk users. The user attributes can be imported from a csv file while creating user accounts, which dramatically reduces the administrator’s time. Out-of-the-box reports, such as Inactive Users, Inactive Computers, Disabled Users, Account Expired Users, Password Expired Users, Users in a specific Group, Users in multiple Groups, Locked Out Users, Security Groups, Distribution Groups, Users permission over Objects, and so on provides a complete insight into the Active Directory. It even allows generating custom reports for multiple domains. ADManager Plus is available in Free and Professional Editions. he free edition allows to managing users, viewing reports, and delegating security roles for a single domain. |
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