Hello! Today, we will discuss an important topic - password security checking in Active Directory. Why is this necessary? Because secure passwords are the key to your organization's security. In this article, you will learn how administrators and information security specialists can ensure the effectiveness of password policies and detect weak passwords.
In organizations that utilize computers for purposes such as video surveillance, monitoring, or kiosks, having an automatic login system in place can be highly convenient. I've previously discussed how to enable automatic login on a home computer, but the process differs for domain-connected machines. However, it's important to note a security consideration: the user's password will be stored in plain text in the Windows registry.
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Today I want to show you a simple PowerShell script, that can be used to find on which domain machines a user is logged on currently.
Basicaly the script is working like the pslogedon utility, but does not require the remote registry to be enabled on target machines.
Today I want to show you several examples of controlling certificates that were published in Active Directory Ceritfication Services, with the help of simple PowerShell commands, on the example of 3 real cases.
Often there is a need to enter a Linux machine into an existing Windows domain. For example, to make a file server using Samba. To do this is very simple, for this you will need a Kerberos, Samba, and Winbind client.
Before installation it is desirable to update:
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