AD_CleanupProgress Job
The AD_CleanupProgress Job performs checks against Active Directory security best practices in order to proactively identify critical security configurations that leave Active Directory vulnerable to attack. The result is a report which provides a listing of findings by severity and category with corresponding details that can be used to prioritize and remediate security issues.
Workflow
Step 1 – Ensure the following prerequisites are met:
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The .Active Directory Inventory Job Group needs to be successfully run prior to running this job
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The following jobs from the Active Directory Solution must be run prior to running this job:
- Active Directory > 1.Groups > AD_DuplicateGroups
- Active Directory > 2.Users > AD_DirectMembership
- Active Directory > 3.Computers > AD_StaleComputers
Step 2 – Schedule the AD_Cleanup Progress Job to run every day after the prerequisites have been satisfied.
Step 3 – Review the reports generated by the AD_CleanupProgress Job.
Analysis Tasks for the AD_CleanupProgress Job
Navigate to the Active Directory > Cleanup > AD_CleanupProgress > Configure node and select Analysis to view the analysis tasks.
Do not modify or deselect the selected analysis task. The analysis task is preconfigured for this job.
The default analysis task is:
- Generates daily summary of AD exceptions – Creates the AD_CleanupProgress_DailySummary table accessible under the job’s Results node
In addition to the table created by the analysis task, the AD_CleanupProgress Job produces the following pre-configured reports.
Report | Description | Default Tags | Report Elements |
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Computer Cleanup Summary | This report tracks Active Directory computer exceptions over time. | None | This report is comprised of two elements:
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Group Cleanup Summary | This report tracks Active Directory group exceptions over time. | None | This report is comprised of two elements:
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User Cleanup Summary | This report tracks Active Directory user exceptions over time. | None | This report is comprised of two elements:
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