An ADReport Sample Report - Member Servers and Workstations

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To better examine the results:
1. Right-click the table in IE and select Export to Microsoft Excel.
2. In Excel's Data menu, select Filter => AutoFilter.
3. Use the drop-down lists on the header row to see the selection of values
    or to filter rows.
4. Click cell B2.
5. In Excel's Window menu, select Freeze Panes.

* Note

The following six attributes are not replicated from one DC toanother. Therefore,
their values vary depending on from which DC they are read: badPasswordTime, lastLogon,
logonCount, uSNCreated (i.e., Original USN), uSNChanged (i.e., Current USN),
whenChanged (i.e., Obj Last Modified)

** The later of Last Logon and Last Logon Time Stamp (UTC) is used to calculate the
Approx Days Since Last Logon

*** The account may be old, if either its Password Last Set or Last Logon/Last Logon Timestamp is
over 70 days old. This is just a rule of thumb, and the basis is that a Windows 2000/XP
should update its password by default every 30 days (so two updates in a row are missing.
And, if the domain is running on the Windows Server 2003 functional level, the computer's
Last Logon Timestamp should be updated, if 14 days (by default) have passed since the last update.

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This report was generated at 11/1/2006 11:04:19 PM by ADReport,
a program by Sakari Kouti (see http://www.kouti.com)