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306 Part II Usage Guide
AdInsight creates these reports in your TEMP folder. To save them to another location, you
can use your browser’s Save As function, or copy or move them directly from your TEMP
folder. (The file location should be in your browser’s address bar.)
Command-Line Options
You can use command-line parameters to set AdInsight startup options from a batch file or
command window. The AdInsight command-line syntax is
adinsight [-fi IncludeFilter] [-fe ExcludeFilter] [-f SavedFile] [-q] [-o] [-t]
Here is an explanation of the items shown in the preceding command line:
■ –fi IncludeFilter Sets the text for an Include process name filter. See the “Filtering
Results” section earlier in this chapter for more information.
■ –fe ExcludeFilter Sets the text for an Exclude process name filter. See the “Filtering
Results” section earlier in this chapter for more information.
■ –f SavedFile Opens a saved AdInsight file for viewing.
■ –q Starts AdInsight without opening the Filter dialog box. By default, the Filter dialog
box is displayed at startup if any process filters are applied.
■ –o Turns off event capture at startup.
■ –t Displays a notification icon on the Taskbar.
AdRestore
Windows Server 2003 Active Directory introduced the ability to restore deleted (tombstoned)
objects. AdRestore is a simple command-line utility that enumerates deleted objects in a domain
and gives you the option of restoring each one.
AdRestore’s command-line syntax is
adrestore [-r] [searchfilter]
Without any command-line options, AdRestore enumerates the deleted objects in the
current domain, showing the CN, DN, and last-known parent container for each object. With
the –r option, AdRestore displays objects one at a time, prompting the user to enter y or n
after each one to restore or not restore the object.
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