philjans
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Unknown AD user under VMWare OU
Hi,
I'm cleaning up my 2003 AD of unsuser username for sercurity purposes and there is one OU called VMWare that as one user in it called rew ... no description or anything ... it only show that it's in the domain user group and uses an old login script....
Not even and admin...
I would like to disable it and see if anything "stop working" like I did with other weird username that were created before I came but this one is under VMWARE so I'm more hesitant... I wouldn't want it to be required to boot up my DC controller which is a vm machine for exemple....
In VMware 4: is there a place or places where we input usernames for any reasons?
tx!
I'm cleaning up my 2003 AD of unsuser username for sercurity purposes and there is one OU called VMWare that as one user in it called rew ... no description or anything ... it only show that it's in the domain user group and uses an old login script....
Not even and admin...
I would like to disable it and see if anything "stop working" like I did with other weird username that were created before I came but this one is under VMWARE so I'm more hesitant... I wouldn't want it to be required to boot up my DC controller which is a vm machine for exemple....
In VMware 4: is there a place or places where we input usernames for any reasons?
tx!
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Also, try this in Powershell, should list all groups user is a member of:
Get-ADPrincipalGroupMember ship rew | select name
Get-ADPrincipalGroupMember
I don't recognize that.
rew is not vmware abbreviation.