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Windows Active Directory Reporting and Audits

How to clean SID History attributes from Active Directory?

I have to remove the SID History attributes of the user groups and user accounts in my Active Directory domain.

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Once installed, just execute it under a domain admin account.

On the right view select Active Directory Network tab, and then Reporting.

Select Create a report button, and Cleaning reports.

The "Reporting" tab allows through the creation of cleaning reports to reset SID History Attributes of your Active Directory users & groups.

List of cleaning reports:

• Computers
  • Clean disabled computer accounts
  • Clean expired computer accounts
  • Clean inactive computer accounts

• Groups
  • Clean empty groups
  • Resetting the SID History

• Organizational units
  • Clean empty organizational units

• Users
  • Clean disabled users
  • Clean inactive users
  • Resetting the SID History

Example: To delete inactive computer accounts

1. Click on the "Create a report" button from the "Reporting" tab..
2. Select the category "Cleaning", then the type of report "Clean inactive computer accounts" and click "Next".
3. Then select the number of days of inactivity.
4. Enter the title, the description and the destination folder of the report. You can choose to keep this report in the history to access it later. You can also choose to open the report generated at the end of the processing.
5. Click "Generate" to query Active Directory.
6. Check in the list the "Remove" box for all objects you want to remove from the Active Directory and click Remove button to delete these objects and create the report.

Once the report is opened, you can print it by clicking the button provided for that purpose. You can also deploy categories to see the detail and the computer list or click the "Display all" to deploy all the categories.

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