Table of contents
1. Powershell command mode recovery
2. Active Directory Management Center Recovery
Preface
Whether you are an IT administrator, system operation and maintenance, etc., you must be familiar with AD.
You may be familiar with AD user creation and deletion operations, but you may be unfamiliar with how to recover a deleted AD account .
Here we give you two more convenient ways to solve the problem of accidental deletion recovery:
- Comes with command: Powershell command mode recovery
- Management Tools: Active Directory Administrative Center Recovery
Here I use the domain account test, whose name is test
For actual use, please make changes according to the actual environment.
1. Powershell command mode recovery
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Before deletion
Get-ADObject -Filter {samaccountname -eq "test"} -IncludeDeletedObjects
Before deleting, use the above command to check the account status, as shown below:
Not deleted: If the test AD account has not been deleted, the value after Deleted is: null
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After deletion
If the testAD account has been deleted, execute the above command and return to the following figure:
Get-ADObject -Filter {samaccountname -eq "test"} -IncludeDeletedObjectsAfter deletion: If the test AD account has been deleted, the value after Deleted is: True
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recover
Get-ADObject -Filter {SamAccountName -eq “test”} -IncludeDeletedObjects |Restore-ADObject
Execute the following command to restore the deleted account "test"
At this time, the "test" account that was accidentally deleted will be restored to its original OU location, and the user attributes before deletion will be retained.
2. Active Directory Management Center Recovery
Earlier we used the Powershell command method, which is not very friendly to students who are not familiar with commands. So this method teaches you to use the interface method to restore;
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Before deletion
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After deletion
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recover
Open Active Directory Administrative Center
Right-click the Windows PowerShell icon, click Run as administrator, and then type DSAC.EXE to open the Active Directory Administrative Center
Select--Left--Local (domain name)
Middle--Find the "Deleted Objects" container
If not, go to the upper right corner--pipeline--add navigation node--add "Deleted Objects" container
If it cannot be found, go to the right column--domain name (local)--enable the recycle bin
Double-click to open the "Deleted Objects" container
See the deleted account--restore it
3. Summary
Of course, in addition to these methods shared by bloggers, there are of course other methods, even primary and secondary services, etc. In short, everyone can use them flexibly according to the situation.
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