Microsoft Active Directory
Collect Users, Groups and Compuiter Objects from your On-prem AD
Details
Integrate vScope with your Active Directory to automatically discover and centralize information on users, security and distribution groups, organizational units (OUs), and Group Policy Objects (GPOs). Enhance security understanding and streamline user visibility within your central asset repository.
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Automated User & Group Inventory
Automatically identify and track users, groups (including nested structures), and their attributes within Active Directory, providing a perfect view of your user base in vScope.
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Group Policy Object (GPO) Inventory
Visualize and document the GPOs applied across your domains, understanding their settings and scope of influence for improved compliance visibility.
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Customizable OU Inventory
Select specific OUs to includ/exclude from vScope's discovery to get the assets from companies, subsidaries or other organizational unit that match your needs.
Asset Types
- Users
- Groups
- Oraganizational Units
- Group Policy Objects
- Computer Objects
Example of Bundled Content
- Active Directory Users Documentation
- Active Domain Administrators
- Empty User Groups in Active Directory
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Recent blog posts
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Introducing Network Port Mapping in vScope: Finally See What’s Connected – and Where
One of the most requested features is now here. With Network Port Mapping for SNMP, IT teams can instantly see how devices are connected across the network, no more remoting into switches, outdated documentation, or guesswork. This update helps you troubleshoot faster, improve documentation, and strengthen overall network security.
New in vScope: A More Personal Experience with Interest Profiles
We’re introducing Interest Profiles in vScope, a new way to make vScope more relevant and helpful for every user. Get a home screen and library experience tailored to your interests, responsibilities, and daily work.
Effective Configuration Management Requires Transparency Across All Systems
In modern IT environments, the gap between reported and actual configuration is bigger than most people realize. In this article, I explain why accurate inventory requires collecting data about each asset from multiple sources — not just one.