NTFS Permission Repair

User accounts in today’s networks usually have data resources stored on SAN devices and file servers around the network. Protecting sensitive information requires NTFS permissions to be secured properly to prevent unauthorized users from gaining access. Manually maintaining these home directories for thousands of user accounts can be a difficult task for any administrator, especially in networks with high turnover. From the creation to termination of the user, protecting and securing their data is a priority that cannot be overlooked.

The challenge of maintaining security in Active Directory can be simplified with the help of the User Management Resource Administrator and its built-in NTFS permission support. With User Management Resource Administrator, administrators can run scripts that will report on security for home directories, along with other resources, and allow you to repair any inconsistencies. Manual management of directories often results in errors that can be difficult to detect, but can be prevented with a secure solution delivered by the User Management Resource Administrator. Building a project to analyze security and protect data storage resources is a popular way to utilize the User Management Resource Administrator powerful script actions.

For networks with data resources that must be protected, the User Management Resource Administrator can:

• Maintain security for all data resources used by users on the network, including Exchange mailboxes, Terminal Services home directories and profiles, and standard home directories
• Combine detailed auditing and reporting with template scripts to provide a complete solution for managing the network and upholding company policies
• Standardize the way that user accounts are created, updated/moved, and terminated
• Eliminate human error when making secure changes to Active Directory and network data resources

Additional Solutions

ACTIVE DIRECTORY / OPENLDAP

• Bulk User Management
• Help Desk Delegation
• HR / SIS to AD Integration
• Enforcing Corporate Standards
• User & Resource Migration
• User Real Last Logon
• Exchange Contact Management
• AD Group Management
• Scheduled CSV Updates
• Novell & OpenLDAP Support
• Move Organizational Unit Assignments
• Creating Exchange 2000 & 2003 Mailbox
• Creating Home Directories

PASSWORD MANAGEMENT

• Self Service Reset Password
• Bulk Local Server Password