ADTD is a C# console app that exports Active Directory forest topology as GraphML, enabling interactive HTML visualization with PyVis for site links, subnets, replication connections, and FSMO roles. Continue reading ADTD – Active Directory Topology Diagrammer
A C# tool that parses NETLOGON.log files to identify IP addresses authenticating without a defined AD site, helping administrators fix missing subnet configurations. Continue reading How to Fix Active Directory Subnets with NETLOGON Parsing
A tool that automatically syncs Active Directory group membership with organizational unit contents, enabling OU-based permission assignment similar to NDS containers. Continue reading How to Implement Active Directory Shadow Groups
UserResourceCleanup monitors user data folders against Active Directory to automatically remove data belonging to accounts that no longer exist, recovering disk space. Continue reading UserResourceCleanup
AutoAD automates Active Directory object placement by using computer descriptions and subnet information to move computer and user objects into the correct Organizational Units. Continue reading Automated object placement using AutoAD
A helpdesk-friendly Active Directory password reset tool that generates unique, pronounceable random passwords, eliminating weak reset passwords like Password1. Continue reading Active Directory Password Reset Tool
ADCleanup is a set-and-forget tool that automatically disables and moves dormant Active Directory user and computer accounts to designated OUs based on configurable inactivity thresholds. Continue reading Active Directory Cleanup Tool (ADCleanup)
Use PsExec to launch a SYSTEM-level command prompt, enabling access to NT secrets, SQL Server, protected registry keys, and other resources beyond normal admin rights. Continue reading How to run commands using SYSTEM account
CommandThreader runs multiple command-line processes in parallel from an input file, maintaining a configurable number of simultaneous threads to speed up batch operations. Continue reading How to thread single-threaded applications
Use Active Directory Group Policy Preferences to deploy single-EXE applications with group-specific configuration files and desktop shortcuts, without needing an installer. Continue reading Deploy single EXE applications without installers
