If you are TechNet Subscription user and have any feedback on our support quality, please send your feedback here. I don’t know which permissions exactly are necessary for querying this data, but I guess any logged-in user can do it. It’s slighty overkill for your intended use, though. If you need further help regarding the question, please don't hesitate to let us know. Sysinternals offers AD Explorer, a utility for listing the complete LDAP structure of an AD forest. Besides, if you want to hide certain attributes of objects, you can refer to the article provided by i.biswajith. However, as also suggested by Mr X, doing this may bring un-desirable Troubleshooting multiple Microsoft technologies including Windows, Active Directory and tools, authentication, networking, etc Utilization of advanced debugging and analysis tools such as the.
If you want to un-hide the objects, you can add back the Read access permission. Go the Security tab by clicking the Properties of the objects to remove the Read access permission. How is it going? The reason why standard users in AD can see certain objects is because by default they have Read security permissions to these objects. As Mr X suggested, if you want to hide certain objects from certain users, you can >Thank you for the advice and recommendation, can you tell me the technical steps to hide AD object and then make it unhidden?
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