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What version of AD are you using?<br />

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How many domain controllers do you have?<br />

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How many domain controllers do you have?


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Hi,<br />
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I have User Accounts with email and without email,Service accounts,User accounts just used for email viewing.<br />
Now how can i find which are used and which are not. last login or last password reset is not getting me any where.<br />
Any ideas on how to get this to a phase where i have just unused accounts and disabled them after validating<br />
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Regards<br />
Sharath
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Hi,

I have User Accounts with email and without email,Service accounts,User accounts just used for email viewing.
Now how can i find which are used and which are not. last login or last password reset is not getting me any where.
Any ideas on how to get this to a phase where i have just unused accounts and disabled them after validating

Regards
Sharath

I have User Accounts with email and without email,Service accounts,User accounts just used for email viewing.uynused ones.

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