adrestore

●Active Directory Users and Computers---aduc--dsa.mscUsed to manage objects in the current domain, delegating administrative rights to the domain, and raising the functional level of the domain●Active Directory Domains and Trust relationships--ADDT---domain.mscUse to view the logical structure of the current forest, raise the functional level of domains and forests, create new, edit, and view trust relationships ● Active Directory Sites and Services---ADSS---dssite.mscUse to view the physical st

Microsoftwares also attempted to use the two types of recovery objects (powershelland ldp.exe) from the recovery site ). However, I personally feel that these two methods are not convenient. If you want to quickly restore an AD object that is accidentally deleted, you certainly do not want to enter a long string of PowerShell commands. Using ldp.exe GUI is not much convenient. Because, using this method to restore an object requires seven steps and a large amount of information. If you want to

here: Accesschk: displays the access permissions of a specified user or user group on files, registry keys, or Windows Services. Accessenum: this is a simple but powerful tool that shows you who can use which access permissions to access the directories, files, and registry entries in your system. This tool can be used to search for permission vulnerabilities. Adexplorer: an advanced activity directory viewing and editing tool that allows you to browse ad databases, customize quick portals, vie

remote machine, restarting the machine, and recording logs.Remote recover V2.0Remote rescue tools. The shared version can only be read.Sdelete v1.2Securely overwrite sensitive files.Shareenum v1.51List shared folders in the network and view security settings to reduce security vulnerabilities.Sync V2.1Force the system to save all open files.Volumeid V2.0Set the disk ID. [Other Tools]Bluescreen v3.2Prank screensaver.MiscellaneousA series of gadgets, many with source code.

= contosoprintaccess, ou = Mayberry, Dc = contoso, Dc = com" Q Method 3 (use a third-party tool to restore without backing up the system status ): Use the adrestore.exe tool to implement: Step 1: Download The adrestore Tool Step 2: Enter "the first letter of the drestore User Name" at the DC command prompt to view the data of the lost user. Step 3: continue to use the "first letter of the drestore-r user name" on the DC to restore * Note