I apologize for pestering the **** out of you with so many constant updates, but as I've had a few minutes here and there to free my brain to work on this a little I've been trying to cross off my "to-do" list. I've had many of these finished from other past projects but haven't had time to scrape the goodies out of old files, dust them off, clean-up and refactor the code to fit into my latest mindwarp vision of bit-mashing misery. That's a long way of saying that I had to grab some very old code, clean it up and fit it into this project. Someday I know that I will need to stop and refactor this entire project. I'll be honest: some of the code is a bit stupid looking and inefficient. I know this. So if you're looking at it and shaking your head, relax. Drink a few beers and it will start looking really awesome. Especially after a case of beer.
https://sourceforge.net/news/?group_id=531017
Latest changes:
- SCCM reports have been moved from the home page sidebar to their own "reports" page
- Three new SCCM reports have been added:
- Windows 7 Readiness Summary (with tabulated results at the bottom) per Collection
- Obsolete Client Records
- Unassigned Client Records
- You can now add an AD user account to multiple AD groups
- You can now add multiple AD user accounts to a single AD group
- You can now remove an AD user account from multiple AD groups
- You can now remove multiple AD user accounts from a single AD group
- The Network Adapter report had a small bug that I fixed (report6.asp
I recently posted an instruction guide on how to set up WWA on IIS7 using an Application Pool so it can run properly under a protected user context (helps with AD management features). You can access that here: http://skatterbrainz.blogspot.com/2011/04/setting-up-windows-web-admin-on-iis7.html
Download the latest build here --> http://sourceforge.net/projects/wwadmin/files/wwa.zip/download
Enjoy! It's still FREE. I do it because it keeps my brain from melting down.
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