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I am now comfortable enough with the stability of AdFind V01.50.00 to release a beta of what is likely to be released.

I went extra slow on testing on this version because I have converted the compiler from C++ Builder (previously Borland) to Visual Studio. This resulted in a considerable speed increase which really surprised me. I have also made some other internal changes to help speed things up in larger environments, in particular with Security Descriptor decodes.

Here is a basic listing of the the major updates:

BUGFIX: Fixed auto-nopaging        
Ported to Visual Studio 2015       
Change CHAR functions to _s versions
__int64 stuff for dstime for VS    
Threshold -> Windows Server 2016   
Fix bugs/add changes to dsheuristics
Added -prb                         
Added -appver                      
Fixed bad ! formatting for filterEx
Added -nonoise alias for exclrepl  
Added -sc schemadmp alias for sdump
Added -sc xrdmp alias for xrdump   
Added special bases -ds -svcs      
Fixed CanonicalName for \0A        
Bug Fix -sddl+ ***INVALID***       
Speed up SID resolve for SDDLs     
Decode msDS-ReplAuthenticationMode 
Added -dplsids                     
Added "short" option to -sc dclist 
Added decode of msds-revealedusers 
Added special base -delobjs        
Added utcgt/localgt for -binenc    
Removed GCLIST because it doesn’t work 
Added sslinfo (BETA)               
Changed schema pull page size to 1k
Changed ADAM to ADLDS              
Changed output format of sslinfo  

Get it here:

http://www.joeware.net/downloads/beta/adfind_v150_beta.zip

Please let me know any feedback you have, email to support@joeware.net with ADFIND BETA in the subject so I will see it amongst everything else.  

    joe

UPDATE: I have received some emails and other contact indicating that when some people run AdFind.exe it pops a dialog for missing DLLs. This beta build of AdFind is not a static build and depends on the VC++ 2015 Redistributables to be in place. If you don’t have them, you can get them at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=53587. You need the x86 ones because currently AdFind x64 is still in the shop (and likely will not be released for V01.50.00).