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    Microsoft AD - Disable Assets
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    Microsoft AD - Disable Assets

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    Microsoft AD - Disable Assets disables and blocks assets returned by the selected query or assets selected on the relevant asset page, which are Microsoft Active Directory (AD) managed devices or users.

    See Creating Enforcement Sets to learn more about adding Enforcement Actions to Enforcement Sets.

    Note:

    Required Fields

    These fields must be configured to run the Enforcement Set.

    • Action name - The name of this Enforcement Action. The system sets a default name. You can change the name.
    • Configure Dynamic Values - Toggle on to enter a Dynamic Value statement. See Creating Enforcement Action Dynamic Value Statements to learn more about Dynamic Value statement syntax.

    • Use stored credentials from Microsoft Active Directory (AD) Adapter - Select this option to use Microsoft Active Directory (AD) connected adapter credentials.
      • When you select this option, the Select Adapter Connection drop-down becomes available. Select the adapter connection to use for this Enforcement Action.
    Note:
    To use these actions, you must successfully configure a Microsoft Active Directory (AD) adapter connection.

    Additional Fields

    These fields are optional.

    • Username and Password - If you want to use different credentials to perform this action, enter the desired username and password.

    Permissions Required

    The user/connection configured in this enforcement action must have the Write account restrictions permission enabled in order to perform this action.
    If the user/connection is part of the Domain Admins group or Account Operators group it should already have all the required permissions.

    For more details about other Enforcement Actions available, see Action Library.

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