Active Directory Tools – Software to Manage Microsoft Windows AD

User Management Resource Administrator (UMRA) offers complete control and management of all the possible attributes and settings that are offered by default in the configuration of the Microsoft Active Directory. However, UMRA goes a lot further and also supports extended schema configuration and working with complex attributes like multi-value fields, SID/GUID types and Exchange settings for webmail, which are stored in one field with complex logic.

LDAP objects

UMRA supports writing standard objects to disk such as users, contacts, groups, organizational units and print queues. UMRA can also manage any individually-created type in Active Directory using generic support for AD objects, where a self-added object can be managed. In addition to writing objects and attributes, UMRA is also able to execute complex queries in compliance with the LDAP standard, where UMRA can easily cope with Active Directory environments of 50,000+ user accounts.

With UMRA, Tools4ever offers the reliability of a very powerful and flexible engine which is scales up to enterprise environments and is built 100% utilizing documented Microsoft APIs.

UMRA Active Directory connector engine

A number of examples of the opportunities offered by the UMRA Active Director Connector engine:

• Active Directory in mixed and native mode for Windows 2000, 2003 and 2008
• Creation of users, groups, organizational units, contacts and print queues
• Management -creating, changing, removing - of all AD objects and attributes including expansion added subsequently through via a configuration requirement
• Dealing with complex multi-value and compiled attributes
• Relocation of objects within the Active Directory and between Active Directory environments within a Forest retaining the SID
• Complete support for managing attributes added via Exchange
• Executing complex search instructions in Active Directory using the LDAP standard including caching and paging
• Setting Terminal Server attributes such as home-directory and profile map
• Managing the primary group for backwards compatibility
• Assigning all settings related to account security, such as initial passwords, expiry date, disable and unlock status
• Support for cleaning up SID history for user accounts
• Dynamic determination of the correct domain controller for facilitating management
• Automatic conversion of complex attributes like lastLogon into a readable format
• Support for the unique creation of naming, for example for the log-in name, UPN, common-name and e-mail addresses