ActiveX Windows NT/2000 group and account UserManager 2.03

Publisher review:
Complette COM interface to Windows NT/2000/XP local or domain account database. Contains simple powefull objects for creating, deleting, managing and enumerating user accounts, groups, servers and domains in ASP, WSH, IE, VBA, VBS/JS and T-SQL. You can change any of the user or group properties.

Features

User account and group manipulation
Add and remove users and groups
Add and remove user from a group

Enumaration
Domain servers enameration
Local and global group enameration
User enameration
Group members and user groups enumeration
User account properties

Name, Password and Account policy
Fullname, Comment
Last Logon, Logoff, Number of logons
Enable, Disable, Unlock
RAS (dialin) properties
Script path, Home dir, Profile
Change password
Logon hours

Other
LogonUser / RevertToSelf
Operating system:
Windows2000, Win XP, Win NT 4.x, Win NT 3.x

Release notes:
Major Update

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