I have a problem where you switch to Dsrm mode and did system recovery through cm and performed non authorotative restore you recovered the ou but you haven't performed authorotative restore after that coz it's the case of same and u haven't performed authorotative restore and you restarted the system
There are several third-party tools that you can use for much quicker restoration-- Quest Object Restore for AD or NetWrix AD Object Restore Wizard are just 2 examples. I can recommend NetWrix, as this is what we use-it’s probably saved my job on more than one occasion
Second the as recycle bin that you have enabled is really the lengthy process why you have made this so complicated you can simply enable the bin through gui ther is no need to us powershell
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I have a problem where you switch to Dsrm mode and did system recovery through cm and performed non authorotative restore you recovered the ou but you haven't performed authorotative restore after that coz it's the case of same and u haven't performed authorotative restore and you restarted the system
how i can restore deleted OU ? through ldp or what are other ways ?
There are several third-party tools that you can use for much quicker restoration-- Quest Object Restore for AD or NetWrix AD Object Restore Wizard are just 2 examples. I can recommend NetWrix, as this is what we use-it’s probably saved my job on more than one occasion
Second the as recycle bin that you have enabled is really the lengthy process why you have made this so complicated you can simply enable the bin through gui ther is no need to us powershell
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