Password Recovery Software

Windows Password Recovery - account statistics and audit

Account statistic is available for both local and domain accounts. To generate a report, first select the data source: local or external database, SAM or Active Directory. These are the reports available in this category:

• Regular vs. disabled accounts. This report shows the ratio of regular vs. disabled user accounts.
• Regular vs. locked accounts. The ratio of regular vs. blocked\locked accounts.
• With/without password. Shows the number of accounts with blank and set passwords.
• User vs. machine accounts. The ratio of user vs. system accounts.
• Active vs. expired passwords. Report with statistics on accounts with active vs. expired passwords.
• Regular vs never expired passwords - compares regular user accounts against those with 'Password never expires' flag or unlimited password live date set.
• Administrators vs. limited users. This report gives comparative statistics on accounts with administrative rights vs. restricted user accounts.
• Account types. Shows machine, user, administrator accounts, etc.
• Account status displays active against disabled accounts. It is the same as the first report in the list but contains no additional pane on disabled accounts.
• Top 10 active users. Report on the top 10 most active OS users. The statistics is gathered from the system's internal user logon counter.
• Bad password logons. Top 10 users with the highest rates in the failed logon counter.
• Last 10 failed logons - displays the list of user accounts last tried to logged on unsuccessfully.
• Last 10 changed passwords - shows the time of last 10 users who changed their passwords.
• Last 10 logons - displays the time of last 10 users who logged on the system successfully.
• Last 10 logoffs - the time at which the last 10 accounts logged off.
• Expired soon accounts - user accounts that will expire soon.
• Logon activity groups users by time passed since the last logon to the system.
• Password age report groups users by time passed since last password set/change.