Stand a few yards away from the 2017 Volkswagen CC, and its appeal is obvious. With sleek coupe styling wrapped around four doors, the CC’s exterior design stands out as one of the most interesting among midsize sedans. Inside, the CC cabin impresses with near-luxury features and fit and finish. A 200-horsepower turbocharged engine and six-speed automatic transmission pairing feels quick and refined and sounds terrific.
With an available power-tilt sunroof, sporty two-tone design, and leather seating surfaces, the cockpit of the CC provides an amazing view of the amenities around you. Settle into the ergonomic command center of the 2017 CC and you can get entertainment, technology, and peace of mind all within reach. You may have to lift a finger, but just the one. With a touch of a button, enjoy a host of features like enhanced navigation with traffic, sports scores, weather information, and more. This is part of a SiriusXM Traffic 3-month trial subscription.
If safety is your concern then the CC should be at the top of your list. The available Forward Collision Warning system (included in Front Assist) has sensors in the front to help monitor traffic and can alert you to a potential collision with the vehicle ahead. If a collision is imminent, Autonomous Emergency Braking (included in Front Assist) can help brake the car. This car has comfort, speed, and safety wrapped in a German gift wrap and ingenuity.
You don’t have to pay a fortune to get a luxury-branded vehicle these days. The new Infiniti QX30 is reasonably priced and yet offers you more style and performance than the typical small crossover SUV. The Infiniti QX30 is a compact luxury crossover and is available in four main trim levels: base, Luxury, Premium, and Sport. It is an Infiniti lease deal you will not be able to find anywhere else.
Standard features on the base Infiniti QX30 include 18-inch alloy wheels, all-season run-flat tires, automatic headlights, LED running lights, auto-dimming driver side and rearview mirrors, keyless ignition and entry, a leather-wrapped tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel, eight-way manual front seats (with four-way power lumbar), dual-zone climate control, 60/40-split folding rear seatbacks and leatherette (premium vinyl) upholstery. Standard technology features include a rearview camera, Bluetooth connectivity, Infiniti’s InTouch infotainment system, a 7-inch display, voice controls, and a six-speaker sound system with a CD player, HD and satellite radio, an auxiliary audio jack, and two USB ports.
The Infiniti QX30 Luxury has the above and adds leather upholstery, eight-way power front seats, heated front seats, a rear seat armrest, rear seat pass-through, driver memory settings and a stitched-leather dash insert.
Top-level Premium models upgrade to body-colored side mirror housings, roof rails, LED foglights and a premium Bose audio system with 10 speakers.
All-wheel-drive (AWD) QX30s are equipped similarly to the front-wheel-drive versions with some slight variations. Notably, they are offered only in Luxury or Premium trim and have a raised ride height that is 1.2 inches higher than the front-wheel-drive models.
The Sports trim offers unique equipment not found on other Infiniti QX30s. To start, Sports are only front-wheel-drive and come with a sport-tuned suspension that rides 0.6 inches lower than FWD models. Standard fare includes 19-inch alloy wheels, run-flat summer tires, front and rear parking sensors, black exterior mirror housings, specific front and rear lower fascias, body-color side sill panels, a black-colored grille, front sport seats with simulated-suede seat trim (base leatherette upholstery) and an automated parking system. The Bose sound system is also standard.
You can add the Sport’s 19-inch wheels, parking sensors, and automated parking system to the Premium as part of a couple option packages. A few other extra options are offered for the Premium and Sport trim levels, including LED headlights, a panoramic sunroof, leather upholstery (Sport) and a navigation system. The Technology package includes blind-spot monitoring, lane departure warning, frontal collision warning with automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, automatic high beams and a 360-degree parking camera system.
No matter what model you choose, Fast Track Leasing can deliver you the best Infiniti lease deal in your area today!
Identifying user accounts that are no longer in use, is an important security issue in an organization of any size. The script presented on this page will list all user accounts that have not been logged on with within a configurable number of days. The content of this page is available as a video tutorial at the bottom of this page.
A slightly modified version of the script is also presented, which shows computer accounts that no user has logged on to within the configured number of days.
The example script below will list all user accounts that have not been logged on with within a configurable number of days. When running the script, the list presented could look like this:
In this example, it is pretty obvious that the "Print admin" account is a temporary account that has not been used for years. The "Demo user" account also looks suspicious. The others two accounts could be users that are no longer employed in the company. These will require further investigation to determine, if these can be deleted or disabled.
The advantage of scripting this instead of purchasing commercial software to do this, is that you can customize it any way you like and build your own custom versions of it - with little effort. For example:
You could compile an exe file for the Human Resource department to list all user candidates that might be obsolete.
With an extra UserIsAdmin condition, you could build a version for yourself that lists only domain admins, who have not logged on for a much shorter period of time.
You may only want to investigate a subset of users. The example script below looks at all users. To have it look at users only in a specific Organizational Unit, the collection AllUsers could simply be replaced by the UsersInOU collection. You could build additional logic to further filter the users listed, for instance based on other Active Directory attributes and properties.
The script listed is available directly in the script editor: Go to the "Documentation" tab, select "Obsolete User Accounts Report" under the "Insert Example Script" submenu. When the script is visible in the editor, simply press F5 to execute it.
The "ThresholdDays" setting is the threshold in number of days of when accounts are included in the list.
The above script can easily be re-written to list obsolete computer accounts instead. All the same attributes that exist on user accounts also exist on computer accounts. This means that the script can be modified to list computers instead of users simply by replacing the Active Directory user functionality with the equivalent functionality for Active Directory computers, as listed below.
This script is also available directly in the script editor: Go to the "Documentation" tab, select "Obsolete Computer Accounts Report" under the "Insert Example Script" submenu. When the script is visible in the editor, simply press F5 to execute it.
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