View details of users in your organization and information related to their security.
The User tab allows you to view details of all user accounts in your organization. In Active
Directory, user accounts are available for human users or programs/services to access
resources in a Windows domain. For more information, see Microsoft's documentation.
The following table details the columns on the User tab.
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Column name
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Description
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User name
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Name of a user in your organization.
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Account privilege
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Privilege level of an account. An account’s privilege level depends on its access
rights and the objects it can access in Active Directory (on-premises).
The values are as follows:
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Status
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Status of a user. An enabled user is allowed to sign in to the domain network.
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Groups
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Groups to which a user belongs.
Click on the number in the Groups column to view details about the groups to which the user belongs.
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Primary group
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Default group to which a user belongs.
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User account control
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Properties assigned to user accounts to control access rights and behaviors, determine
account type, and set restrictions.
For details, see Active Directory user account controls.
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Service principal names
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Service principal names associated with a user account. A service principal name is
a unique identifier of a service instance.
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Password last changed
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Last time when the password of a user account was changed.
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Created
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Time when a user was created.
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Distinguished name
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A fully qualified unique name that identifies a user in a directory.
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