MarkPoa
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Hi all!
This question is actually just pondering. I'm not looking for particular applications yet. One of the companies I'm giving consulting services to would like to enhance their user administration capabilities. They were wondering if it would be possible to automate the disabling of user profiles that have not logged on for a certain number of days. The disabling of inactive users can be done through manual review of user profiles, but due to the large number of users in the company, this would mean that a lot of time would be spent on the review. Personally, I haven't encountered this type of automation before and my searches have not turned up any ideas on how to go about it. Has anyone here actually done this? Even without giving out specific details (such as applications or scripts), I'd just like to know if this is possible and whether this would be costly to implement.
They are using JDE Oneworld running on Windows NT. On the operating system level, I understand that they're already attempting to automate the disabling of NT user profiles that are inactive through the use of VB scripts. Could a similar approach be used for JDE Oneworld?
Thanks in advance for any help.
This question is actually just pondering. I'm not looking for particular applications yet. One of the companies I'm giving consulting services to would like to enhance their user administration capabilities. They were wondering if it would be possible to automate the disabling of user profiles that have not logged on for a certain number of days. The disabling of inactive users can be done through manual review of user profiles, but due to the large number of users in the company, this would mean that a lot of time would be spent on the review. Personally, I haven't encountered this type of automation before and my searches have not turned up any ideas on how to go about it. Has anyone here actually done this? Even without giving out specific details (such as applications or scripts), I'd just like to know if this is possible and whether this would be costly to implement.
They are using JDE Oneworld running on Windows NT. On the operating system level, I understand that they're already attempting to automate the disabling of NT user profiles that are inactive through the use of VB scripts. Could a similar approach be used for JDE Oneworld?
Thanks in advance for any help.