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      • Primary Objects in ms_active_directory
        • ADDomain Objects
        • ADSession Objects
      • Secondary Objects in ms_active_directory
      • Examples of Using Key Features
      • Exceptions
      • Generating Kerberos Keys From AD Passwords
      • Joining an AD Domain
      • Joining an AD Domain by taking over an existing computer
      • Joining an AD Domain Using an Existing Session
      • Joining an AD Domain by taking over an existing computer using an existing session
  • Primary Objects in ms_active_directory
    • ADDomain Objects
    • ADSession Objects
  • Secondary Objects in ms_active_directory
  • Examples of Using Key Features
  • Exceptions
  • Generating Kerberos Keys From AD Passwords
  • Joining an AD Domain
  • Joining an AD Domain by taking over an existing computer
  • Joining an AD Domain Using an Existing Session
  • Joining an AD Domain by taking over an existing computer using an existing session
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Primary Objects in ms_active_directory

The following are the references for objects that you will interact with in order to exercise the majority of the functionality of the library.

These pages will often reference each other as well, as they interact heavily and these objects can produce each other.

  • ADDomain Objects
    • Creating an ADDomain object
    • Creating a connection with the ADDomain
    • Discovering domain properties
    • Managing discovered domain resources
    • Joining a domain
  • ADSession Objects
    • Manually creating an ADSession
    • Finding Users, Groups, Computers, and other objects
    • Finding and Managing Group Members and Memberships
    • Modifying Records Within the Domain
    • Creating and Taking Over Objects in the Domain
    • Utility Functions For Account Management
    • Working With Trusted Domains
    • Other Utility Functions
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