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Re-creatin Active Directory User Account
I wonder if deleting AD user account, that had access to resources, then having Second-Thought and recreating the same user account with the same name, whether the new account will have the same access rights just like the one that was deleted ?
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Forensit will do both for existing old user profile on desktop \ laptop
But it cannot translate user data stored on file server in shared folders
You have to do that manually
AD authoritative restore is one option, however you can use AD Restore freeware utility \ Quest Free Utility to recover object without restoring AD system state backup
http://blogs.technet.com/b/asiasupp/archive/2006/12/14/using-adrestore-tool-to-restore-deleted-objects.aspx
Note that above utilities will restore original object from AD tombstone with SID and user logon name, however user group membership and most of other attributes will get lost that info you need to configure manually again.
But it cannot translate user data stored on file server in shared folders
You have to do that manually
AD authoritative restore is one option, however you can use AD Restore freeware utility \ Quest Free Utility to recover object without restoring AD system state backup
http://blogs.technet.com/b/asiasupp/archive/2006/12/14/using-adrestore-tool-to-restore-deleted-objects.aspx
Note that above utilities will restore original object from AD tombstone with SID and user logon name, however user group membership and most of other attributes will get lost that info you need to configure manually again.
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There is a feature called AD Recycle Bin..
Won't this be the easiest way ?
Won't this be the easiest way ?
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Thanks Mahesh...
That should be a cool feature...
will save Admins a lot of pain
That should be a cool feature...
will save Admins a lot of pain
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Thanks
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I believe that we can do Authoritative restore with NTDSUTIL, but it I a long way process..
we'll have to use the back up