AD Summary

Modified on Tue, Jul 29 at 9:08 AM

You can find this module at the Company level only.

AD Summary is a visual dependency flow chart that allows you to click through to explore and visualize how Active Directory is configured at each level.

The basic structure looks like this.

Company > Domain > Organization Unit (OU) > Users/Computers/Groups/GPOs

Active Directory Credentials are required: How To: Add Active Directory Credentials

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Table of Contents
AD Summary - Details
- Users
- Computers
- Groups
- GPOs
AD Summary - Toolbar Options
- Alerts
- Info
- Help Link
- Layout Settings
Get Support

AD Summary - Details

Access the AD Summary from the Active Directory category.

Click on the boxes to explore the structure and details.

Explore details by tapping through each of OUs.

Users

The User Details section data fields include the following:

Name
Domain
Display Name
Distinguished Name (DN)
Email
Logon Count
Bad Logon Count
Locked Out
Password Never Expired
Password Expired
Password Not Required
Cannot Change Password
Account Expire Date
Last Logon Date

Computers

The Computers section data fields include the following:

Name
Host Name
DNS Host Name
OS
OS Version
Distinguished Name (DN)
Last Logon Date
Password Last Set
Enabled

Groups

The Groups section data fields include the following:

Name
Canonical Name (CN)
Group Type
Distinguished Name (DN)
SAM Account Name
Is Critical
When Created
When Changed

GPOs

The GPOs section data fields include the following:

Name
Display Name
Distinguished Name (DN)
When Created
When Changed
Path
File Path

AD Summary - Toolbar Options

Alerts

View our timeline style of System Events captured for each company. You can set an optional date filter range to target a specific date range of events.

Info

Tap here to view your V4 Getting Started Info.

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Help Link

Click to access the related documentation page; this link is functional on all screens and will take you to the appropriate documentation page.

Layout Settings

Here, you can change the UI look and feel using various options, including the Theme for color, the Scheme for dark and light mode, the Layout for toolbar and module positions, and the toggle to set the table view default.

I prefer the Teal color, Light mode, and Classic layout with an asset table view.