ADReport is an Active Directory reporting and documenting tool. It reads various information from AD and writes that information into HTML tables.

When you launch ADReport, you can select from the following per-domain reports:

• Users with 20 or 100 columns
• Contacts with 15 or 60 columns
• Groups and group members
• Member servers and workstations
• ACLs (all permissions of all objects in the domain)

You can also select from the following per-forest reports:

• Sites or sites with subnets
• Site links or site links with sites
• Connection objects
• Object counts per domain
• Domain controllers

If your Active Directory has the default permissions, you need only an end-user account to read practically all the information.

For Active Directory, this program is totally read only, and the only modifications it makes are the generated HTML files and its own configuration settings in the registry.

Note. ADReport does much more than what you would get, if you just dumped objects and attributes out with a general tool, such as CSVDE. There is plenty of logic in ADReport to produce better reports and better information.

The ADReport home page is at www.kouti.com/adreport