If you are a system administrator and want to manage your AD DS environment from a centralized location, then Active Directory Self Service Portal is the solution for you. This article will show you how to login to Active Directory Self Service Portal using your Windows 10 device and account credentials.
What is Active Directory Self Service Portal?
Active Directory Self Service Portal is a web-based tool that allows you to manage your Active Directory objects and settings from a single location. You can access the portal by clicking on the "Active Directory Self Service Portal" link in the left navigation pane of the Azure Active Directory Management Portal. The portal provides a unified interface for managing your Active Directory objects, including users, groups, computers, OUs, and domains. You can also use the portal to configure DNS settings, create and manage user profiles, and deploy applications to your organization's domain controllers.
How to Login to AD SS Portal
Active Directory Self Service Portal (AD SS) is a web-based interface that helps administrators manage their Active Directory domains and forests. AD SS requires users to login with their domain administrator account (DAC), but there are ways to bypass this requirement.
In this article, we'll show you how to login to AD SS using different methods, including using a proxy server.
If you're not familiar with AD SS, be sure to read their introduction before proceeding.
Once you have logged in, you'll be taken to the main AD SS home page. From here, you can manage your domains and forests, as well as view information about users and groups in your domains and forests. You can also create or edit objects such as user accounts, delegation certificates, site collections, and more.
To access specific features of AD SS, click the links in the left-hand navigation panel. For example, if you want to view information about users in a specific domain or forest, click the Domain or Forest links in the left-hand navigation panel, respectively.
You can also use the search box on the main AD SS page to find specific information.
How to Use the AD SS Portal
If you have an Active Directory domain and organization, you can use the Active Directory Self Service Portal to manage your domain and organization. The portal is a web-based application that enables you to perform tasks such as creating users, groups, computers, and contacts in your domain or organization.
To access the Active Directory Self Service Portal, open http://portal.domain.com in your web browser. To login to the portal, enter your domain administrator account name and password in the login form on the home page. After you have logged in, click My Domain at the top of the page to view the list of domains that are under your responsibility.
To manage users in your domain or organization, click Users at the top of the page. To add or remove users from a group, click Groups in the left column of the Users page and then click Add Group in the toolbar that appears. To modify user properties such as first name, last name, email address, or password, click User Properties on the right side of the Users page. To create a computer object in your domain or organization, click Computers at the top of the page and then click New Computer Object in the toolbar that appears. To modify properties for
Conclusion
If you're looking for an easy way to manage user accounts and permissions in Active Directory, then a self service portal is the perfect solution for you. A self service portal allows users to login and access their account information from any device, which can be great for employee productivity. In this guide, we'll walk you through the steps necessary to create a self service portal in Active Directory using Microsoft Azure.