Utilities for Active Directory Administration

Security Explorer enables administrators to backup and restore NTFS permissions throughout a network. After all, if your users cannot access the data they need, they cannot perform their functions. 

Secure Copy is one of the only tools available that will migrate local groups while copying files and their permissions. (A local group is local to the machine it was created on.) If a local group has permissions on a file in your source server, Secure Copy will create the local group on the destination server, an Active Directory domain, or Windows NT 4.0 domain and modify the permissions list on the destination file to reflect the newly created local group.

If you were to use the "scopy.exe", "rcopy" or "robocopy.exe" programs from the NT resource kit, every local group would appear as "Account Unknown" in the destination file's permissions list. If the local group name already exists on the destination server, you can be prompted for a new name or select a prefix or suffix naming convention. 

Print Manager Plus can save your company upto 50% in Printing Cost, by Quota and Tracking of Print Behavior on your Windows Domain. Print Manager Plus installs in Seconds, and is endorsed by Microsoft as Print Solution for MS Print Servers.  

Enterprise Security Reporter allows you to report on ActiveDirectory and Windows Infrastructure. As a system administrator you often need a view on network Resources on your Domain. Resources includes NTFS rights, Printer rights, User Login, Group Memberships, Registry Rights, Services, Shares, Users and Volumes on Windows Domains.

Using the tools that come with Microsoft Windows Servers from NT to Server 2003, you quickly realize that it is nearly impossible to gather the necessary information to produce the reports you need. Enterprise Security Reporter provides you an easy and efficient way to get the data and produce reports that give you the answers you need.