0 votes

Any idea what LDAP search filter I should be using to get a list of Deleted Objects (may be just user objects) from Active Directory's Recycle Bin. I was thinking to run a custom command and restore the selected object. So my tech use a user action button to search and execute the restore custom command.

This powershell command shows all deleted objects. So what will be the corresponding LDAP search filter for home page action config.

Get-ADObject -SearchBase "CN=Deleted Objects,DC=test,DC=lab,DC=local" -ldapFilter:"(msDs-lastKnownRDN=*)" -IncludeDeletedObjects -Properties *
by (460 points)

1 Answer

0 votes
by (216k points)
selected by
Best answer

Hello,

A simple search filter is not sufficient to view deleted objects. Currently, there is no possibility to manage deleted objects in Adaxes. We are planning this feature for future versions.

0

Hi there,

Sorry for bringing back the dead, but is this feature coming any time soon?

We are aiming to restrict use of native tools in favour of Adaxes but as long as there are things that cannot be done in the tool we can't quite "close the loop".

0

Hello,

Restoring deleted objects will be available in the next major release. We are doing our best to make it available as soon as possible. Currently, there are no exact dates for the release.

0

Hello,

The new version of Adaxes that allows restoring deleted objects is available. You can download the new version here.

Upgrade Instructions

What's New

Related questions

0 votes
1 answer

Hello, With Adaxes, is it possible to view items in the AD Deleted Items container and then recover them? Thanks.

asked Apr 17, 2014 by DFassett (710 points)
0 votes
1 answer

We are in the process of updating our Active Directory Domain Controllers to server 2022 and the Domain/Forest function level. Our concern is that we still have Adaxes ... version of Windows server for our DCs and the Domain/Forest function level of 2016?

asked Oct 11, 2023 by sphoeinix (20 points)
0 votes
1 answer

Hi we are trying to add users to a group based on the values of their "Office" and "Description" attributes within Active Directory. We have populated the below ... $Context.LogMessage("No matching criteria found for User $($Context.TargetObject.Name).") }

asked Sep 18, 2023 by Loopy8822 (20 points)
0 votes
1 answer

We manage employee user accounts in our on-premise Active Directory and synchronize them to Azure Active Directory using Azure AD Connect. We'd like to be able to generate ... if this is possible so we can easily identify user accounts that are truly inactive.

asked May 9, 2023 by RickWaukCo (320 points)
0 votes
1 answer

I want to make a custom field in which you can select a person from the active directory, is this possible? For example, as in the field manager

asked Nov 18, 2022 by Alvares (100 points)
3,326 questions
3,026 answers
7,727 comments
544,681 users