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Hello
First of all, great job on the ADEssentials development. Very helpful.
when using the cmdlet Show-WinADGroupMemberOf and Show-WinADGroupMember, it would be nice to have a way to have custom the nodes logos, based on the names of the node and keywords found.
We have applied a very strict naming convention to our groups and users, therefore they are easy to tag with specific icons.
For examples :
name of the group like "-RBAC-" --> display a logo showing a ressource
name of the group like "Enterprise Admins" --> display a very red logo !
name of the contains like "-PKI-" --> display a certificate icon
name of the user contains "ADMIN" --> display an Admin icon
etc...
this way, the graphic mapping will be much easier to read and identification of ressource groups will be very easy to do to determinate what are the access of the user.
a mapping file could be provided with a list of strings (allowing wildcard) and the associated link to the flaticon logo.
thanks
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Hello
First of all, great job on the ADEssentials development. Very helpful.
when using the cmdlet Show-WinADGroupMemberOf and Show-WinADGroupMember, it would be nice to have a way to have custom the nodes logos, based on the names of the node and keywords found.
We have applied a very strict naming convention to our groups and users, therefore they are easy to tag with specific icons.
For examples :
etc...
this way, the graphic mapping will be much easier to read and identification of ressource groups will be very easy to do to determinate what are the access of the user.
a mapping file could be provided with a list of strings (allowing wildcard) and the associated link to the flaticon logo.
thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: