There are many ways to monitor Active Directory activities in an infastrcure. Some tools are just to monitor the AD services and some tools are to monitor services as well as the activities. Service level monitoring is the easy part and any monitoring tool with windows service monitoring can monitor the status of the AD services. Tools likes SCOM allows to monitor services in more granular level.
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JEA was first introduced in 2014 and it was the first approach towards the privilege access management comes with windows server 2016. JEA allows to provides role based privileges instead of full administrative…
In this series of articles, it which will explain how to use PowerShell to manage your Azure Active Directory instance. In Part 01, I am going to show how to connect with Azure AD using PowerShell and show actions of some day to day operation related commands.
In order to use PowerShell with Azure AD, first we need to install Azure Active Directory Module in local computer. there is two version of…
In new AD DS 2016 allows administrators to assign temporally group membership which is expressed by TTL (Time-To-Live) value. This value will add to the Kerberos ticket. This also called as “Expiring-Link” feature. When user assign to a temporally group membership, his login Kerberos ticket granting ticket (TGT) life time will be equal to lowest TTL value he has.
This feature is…
