Powershell - Testimo module for testing your Active Directory
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Testimo is a PowerShell module designed to facilitate basic or more advanced Active Directory testing. Testimo is still a work in progress. Its aim is to be a fully automated solution where you can run the command and get results without having to run several small functions.
Tests are run for domain controllers, domain and forest.
# Documentation https://github.com/EvotecIT/Testimo https://evotec.xyz/what-do-we-say-to-health-checking-active-directory/
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