Shares are a common repository of files and folders which can be accessed by more than one user. Managing the shares is important to ensure it is secure from unauthorized access. ADManager Plus helps users in Management of their Shares by providing detailed Share and access Permissions reports on all the shares present in the Server. On the basis of Shares report, users can clearly view the access permissions on the Windows Folder Shares.

In the same way, monitoring the access permissions of accounts is very important to maintain security. As the number of accounts in active directory increases, it becomes difficult for an administrator to monitor the access permissions of every account. It is important to monitor this on a routine basis in order to ensure there is no margin for error. The "Folders accessible by Accounts" Report is very useful to obtain the update the access permissions of accounts. With this NTFS file system permissions report, an administrator can very easily view and analyze the folders accessed by accounts and make subsequent changes to their access permissions..

Shares in the Servers:

Listing out the shares and their respective permissions, this NTFS Share report(s) proves very helpful to administrators in ensuring that secured folders are not shared. The Share report gives both Share and Folder level permissions for shares(s). These Share permissions Report provide greater insight on a specified account’s level of access to the shares. With this report on shares and file permissions, administrators can secure the important files by not includeing them in the shares.

Folders Accessible by Accounts:

This NTFS report lists folders that Active Directory users / groups have access to in a specified path. The report can easily be filtered based on the level of access permissions like full control or any control. Permissions for each folder can be found out and also the group/user – if any – through which the folder can be accessed by the selected accounts. In a nutshell, administrators can find out if a user has access rights for a folder, if so, what type of access (direct or through a group/user).

Active Directory Reset Password
Resetting expired, forgotten or compromised passwords is a everyday work for Administrators. ADManager Plus has an in-built dedicated feature aimed at reducing this manual work

Cleanup your Active Directory by Removing unused user accounts
Over time, user and computer accounts become obsolete and needs elimination. ADManager Plus helps you to trace out all inactive, disabled, account-expired users and computers in Active Directory.

Give restricted access to help desk and IT staff to manage AD users and objects
The administrator can create a login for the HR personnel with the permission to create new users in the Active Directory. The HR personnel can login and access only the delegated task of creating new users

Active Directory bulk user modification
ADManager Plus allows bulk modification of user attributes, including the Exchange and Terminal Services attributes. Common modifications, such as resetting password, changing the display name, creating mailbox, moving users between OUs.