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Active Directory has always contained the lastLogon attribute on every user object which denotes the last logon date/time in the nice integer8 format. To realistically report the last logon for every user, you need to convert this format into a readable date/time string. But that's not it, as the lastLogon attribute is not replicated among domain controllers.
Lees meerIf you frequently work with Exchange mailboxes you probably know there's a difference between mail-enabled and mailbox-enabled. Distribution/security groups or contacts, can be mail-enabled but don't get a dedicated mailbox on their AD object. A user does get a real mailbox and is therefore called mailbox-enabled.
Lees meerWhen you migrate your Exchange organisation, say from 2000/2003 to 2007 using import/export PST (when using a new AD domain, otherwise you can use the move mailbox option), you can run into problems that your end-users can't reply to old e-mail anymore and/or they see missing entries in calendar items.
Lees meerWhen you using ADSI scripting to create or modify user accounts, you can run into error code 80070035 server unwilling to process the request.
Lees meerMy blog features several examples on scripting for Active Directory and Exchange user account related operations. Request a script and I will provide you with feedback.
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