This is a Windows 2012 Cluster with a File server role.
I'm trying to rename a folder that contains several files and other folders that are in use by users and the OS says that:
Is it possible to rename a folder whereas some users are working on this folder?
I assume that all the opened files within that folder have to be closed to be able to rename the folder, but maybe there's a more productive way to solve that issue.
Thank you.
In a Windows domain environment, how could I count the top N users with more group membership than others?
I'd like to know both the indirect and direct groups. So, I'd like this count to include the nested groups too so count the groups that are members of other groups.
I've found another question (Powershell - Find users belonging to more than one AD group) within ServerFault, but I'm afraid that the script from the answer just gives you the direct membership for the users and not the nested groups.
I know that expiration feature in a Windows domain environment for user accounts is useful for automation processes. But I'd like to know if a disabled account is the same than an expired account in terms of accesibility to the domain.
In the other words, if I had to avoid the access to the domain resources for a user account, disabling and expiring have the same effect?
Thank you.