If you want to have something show up on the users property pages, then
you need to register a handler to do so, see the MSDN link.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ad/ad/e
xtending_the_user_interface_for_directory_objects.asp
for another view on this, see this
If the object here is to save money by not having an external array then Majority Node
Set quorums will not really help as they require at least three nodes to be redundant
so the money you save is spent on an extra server. MNS is pitched more at
geographically separated nodes rather than a
Ryan, just a thought in the future. .bat files can be
more difficult to troubleshoot than a script. You may want to consider
something scriptable on the .net platform for the future and get familiar with
the IDE's etc that can make your troubleshooting much
easier.
-al
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Okay I got the script working 100% right,
now I have 1 strange problem. When I reboot the computer and login
I do not get the login scripts, If I log off the computer and log back
in I get the scripts fine. I have no idea now and any help would be great!
Ryan
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Has anyone applied this to a test or
production environment yet? If so what feedback do you have on it?
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IIRC, the 'island problem' in W2K happened when a DC that pointed to itself for DNS
registered its GUID CNAME record in its own AD-integrated copy of the _msdcs zone, but
since nobody else knew about it they could never replicate it from there to the rest
of the domain. Can you elaborate on
I agree with Roger on that. Active Directory *can* be
used, hardened etc. (see the nsa docs for hardening guides as well as the
Microsoft stuff on the subject). But why? Why do you need the overhead of Active
Directory as a bastion host? Answer that question and you can decide if it
fits.
Well, the problem is that our network may
be integrated with another network. The other network has Active
Directory and we do not. We have other methods in place of managing the
servers as needed. They use Active Directory for whatever reasons that
they do previous to our relationship
Ahh yes. The wonderful MAD (merger/acquisition/divestiture)
scenario... To think, that little bundle of joy got me nicknamed Iron Chef -
Migration by a former boss.
So, as I understand it, they have bastion hosts that are
part of their internal forest. I'd call that risky at best. If they
Would a domain compromise be any more risk in your opinion,
than the compromise of some other IAA (Identification, Authentication,
Authorization) mechanism that was used? Or is the main problem that
it'sMicrosoft and theirsecurity reputation (real or
perceived)?
If security is about
Does
anyone know if the AD DR document located at http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windows2000serv/technologies/activedirectory/support/adrecov.mspx
is available as a Word document somewhere? I had thought it was maybe that
was a previous version?
Mark Creamer
Systems
Title: Ldap - linux slowdown in searching
I am running into an issue with my linux boxes and ldap lookups on my DCs. About 4:30 each Friday (and usually last all weekend), my ldap searches go from 1 sec to 8 secs. I have been checking for increase in network activity (such has backups, etc)
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