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Inactive Users Tracker
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Version
1.0.11
Many corporate security policies require that Active
Directory user accounts must be disabled after 31 days
of inactivity. This is a good practice; doing so keeps
Active Directory secure and clean. For example,
someone can create a user account, leave it untouched
for many days, and then use it to perform malicious
activity against an organization. Another example is
employee retirement: User accounts are usually
disabled when an employee quits an organization. Most
HR databases only keep information about "primary"
user account, but what if a user had additional user
accounts?
Inactive Users Tracker automates the management
of inactive user accounts. The program periodically
checks all user accounts in specified domains, reports
to you, and automatically disables all accounts
inactive for more than a specified number of days.
This product has two important features:
- Checks all users in your domains and reports
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