Active Directory: Viewing "Attribute Editor" After Finding An Account Via ADUC's "Find" Option


Answer :

Solution 1:

I'd say set up a query for the user search instead of using the Find feature. It's a few extra clicks, but gives you the Attribute Editor tab properly.

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Make sure you set the query definition to the "Users..." type instead of the "Common Queries" type, so you get the right search behavior..

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..and the Attribute Editor tab works on the object when opened from this view.

Solution 2:

This seems to be a solution!

http://activedirectoryfaq.com/2014/10/ad-attribute-editor-missing-make-search-visible

Open de object after using "Find". Click the "Member of" tab. Open a group of which the object is a member. Close the object window. Locate the object in the group and double-click it. The object window should open with the "Attribute Editor" available.

Should work.

Tried it myself but I don't have an Attribute Editor available (Attribute Editor does not exist in a 2000/2003 forest).

https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/6e6ef6bd-b5c9-4f16-b346-097832e3b93c/rsat-and-the-missing-attribute-editor-tab-solution?forum=winserverManagement

Solution 3:

You have several options.

  • You can use Softera LDAP Browser for free.

  • You can use Apache Directory Studio for free.

  • You can use ADExplorer for free.

  • You can setup filter directly in ADUC on OU's view so it will filter out users as you need

  • You can write in C++ your own property sheet host application for user object (I did before, I have source code) which can be invoked from comand line based on some parameter (sAMAccountName for example)

UPDATE:

  • You can use build-in ADSI Edit MMC snapin (thank to Ryan Bolger for tip)

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