Suade

You can have the application automatically check for locked accounts and notify you if there is an account that is locked. You can delegate permissions to a user to give them the rights to unlock, enable, disable, and/or reset passwords. Of course there is also the option to remove these rights. The application also supports switches that can be passed into the application using a shortcut. For example if someone wanted to automatically unlock all user accounts, but didn't want to launch the full application they could use the "/unlock". This would automatically unlock all user accounts in the background and then report back with a pop-up that lists the accounts that were unlocked.

You can also quickly search for a user and, if the "Account Details" option is selected, it will show you their exact location in Active Directory. If you have Active Directory administration tools, Active Directory Users and Computers, installed you can double click on the account and it will automatically open Active Directory Users and Computers to the location of that user. You can export the details of the application to a tab-separated value file, which can be opened by Excel. Or even print some of the information directly from the application. You can perform batch commands on user accounts; you can select multiple accounts and unlock all of them, or reset passwords on all of the selected accounts simultaneously. This application is designed to allow basic tasks in active directory to be performed with much more ease, instead of having to dig through Active Directory or write complicated scripts.

What is new in this release:

Version 1.0.3.8 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.

Requirements:

.NET Framework 4.0