For RSAT that runs on Windows Vista and Windows 7, after running the downloaded installation package, you must enable the tools for the roles and features that you want to manage as shown in the following figure. If you need to install management tools in Windows Server , Windows Server R2, Windows Server , Windows Server R2, or Windows Server Technical Preview for specific roles or features running on remote servers, there's no need to install additional software. Complete the wizard to install your management tools.
See the following figure. Only PowerShell tools work on Windows Server Group Policy has some new features in Windows Server Technical Preview which are not available on older operating systems.
Failover Cluster Manager runs only on Windows Server MSClus and Cluster. Reference: KB Volume-based pricing is also available for larger teams. You can test drive the Dameware Remote Everywhere tool-free with a day trial. This is a great lightweight option if your main needs for management revolve around changing user AD objects. The Passportal dashboard can be accessed via a web interface, mobile app, or browser tool which gives on-site technical support access to critical passwords they may need for server access along with management options for user accounts without having to authenticate to the Active Directory server.
The tool also can automatically restart and update services that are dependent on Windows authentication, meaning that the user will immediately be re-authenticated or removed from the service depending on the change you make right away.
Synchronization can be set across the entire AD server, or selected for specific OUs. Technical support can even have the option to access user accounts that are stored in Passportal as that user. This can come in handy when users fail to leave their credentials for after-hours maintenance that must be done on their profile.
With that said all-access inside of Passportal is audited and saved in an internal audit change to prevent any abuse. A handy audit section can give you a quick overview of compliance, on a user, client, or domain basis.
This helps administrators see in real-time if users are changing their passwords regularly, or picking poor passwords when enforcement is not in effect.
ADAudit Plus is another multifunction Active Directory administration tool that puts a focus on security and compliance auditing. The tool utilizes user monitoring, configuration tests, and security reviews to automatically monitor AD and provide detailed reporting and alerts as soon as issues are found. The tool tries to be as thorough as possible, and can administrators visualize users, groups, computers, OU architecture, and other AD objects through topology maps and over pre-configured reports to choose from.
This can help administrators quickly review actions that are deemed suspicious, and act on them if needed. All of the details are saved, meaning you can view the audit trail to see which machines were compromised and need to be reviewed. User logins are also recorded and audited constantly for suspicious activity like RDP login attempts, constant lockouts, or login attempts on unauthorized servers. Sysadmins can be alerted to these events in real-time through email alerts, or through daily reports.
Data collected with ADAudit Plus can be stored in an archive for forensic analysis and historic records. This is great for larger environments that need to keep their disks from being bogged down with tons of historical data. Intuitive features such as a favorite locations feature allows you to quickly return to specific areas in AD that are often nested in a folder and essentially work quicker when performing tasks on the server.
One of the most notable features of AD Manager is the ability to save an offline snapshot of the AD database for offline viewing. This is great for long-term audits while traveling or just to keep as a historical reference. This feature works nearly identical to the online version and even has a built-in comparison feature that can highlight the difference between two offline snapshots. You can manage objects, OUs, users, and groups from a single dashboard. I think many sysadmins can agree that aesthetically Active Directory leaves much to be desired.
Also note that in some cases, uninstalling an RSAT tool may appear to succeed even though the tool is still installed. In this case, restarting the PC will complete the removal of the tool. See the list of RSAT tools including dependencies.
Download the Remote Server Administration Tools for Windows 10 package that is appropriate for your computer's architecture.
You can either run the installer from the Download Center website, or save the download package to a local computer or share. When you are prompted by the Windows Update Standalone Installer dialog box to install the update, click Yes. Read and accept the license terms. Click I accept. Installation requires a few minutes to finish. NOTE: All tools are enabled by default. You do not need to open Turn Windows features on or off in Windows 10 to enable tools that you want to use. Clear the check boxes for any tools that you want to turn off.
Note that if you turn off Server Manager, the computer must be restarted, and tools that were accessible from the Tools menu of Server Manager must be opened from the Administrative Tools folder.
When you are finished turning off tools that you do not want to use, click OK. Under Programs , click Uninstall a program. Click View installed updates. When you are asked if you are sure you want to uninstall the update, click Yes. For more details and instructions on how to change that setting, see this topic.
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