Funny how a simple "what if AD user management looked different" discussion can lead fairly quickly to 700 lines of Powershell that makes ten people's jobs somewhat easier.
I can't exactly say I'm proud of this, but I was somewhat surprised by how relatively easy it was to pull a basic GUI together...
If you'd like to look at an alternative commercial solution in a similar vein, we offer Directify. It's offers self-serve management through a web interface. It works with any LDAP server and works on Linux & Windows platforms: https://www.dirwiz.com/directify
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Funny how a simple "what if AD user management looked different" discussion can lead fairly quickly to 700 lines of Powershell that makes ten people's jobs somewhat easier.
I can't exactly say I'm proud of this, but I was somewhat surprised by how relatively easy it was to pull a basic GUI together...
If you'd like to look at an alternative commercial solution in a similar vein, we offer Directify. It's offers self-serve management through a web interface. It works with any LDAP server and works on Linux & Windows platforms: https://www.dirwiz.com/directify
I'll be honest, I had no idea powershell could be used to build GUIs! I found it impressive enough just on its CLI merits.