Title: OT (sort of) ADC entry in Active Directory
Everyone,
We recently switched over to Exchange 2000 Native mode (successfully) making sure to remove config_ca, srs databases, and then uninstalling the Active Directory Connector from all the servers within our organization. Switch
Anyone have the general price-range on these
products? Web sites don't seem to list it, and after contacting sales,
they want all kinds of info just to get a price. I am just looking for
a GENERAL price. I don't know if they are $99, $99 per client, $1000
or $10,000.
- Original Mes
Title: OT (sort of) ADC entry in Active Directory
Not sure if you can delete it or not, however a raw forest
with Exchange loaded without ever using ADC will have the Active Directory
Connections container.
joe
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I have verified this as well as what Al suggested in his comment and all
seems to be fine. I was able to do this two weeks ago at another one of my
sites, so I wondering is someone was fiddling with the security on the root
domain. I think I'm going to send those administrators some e-mail to veri
Also, I believe in 2003, they've raised the TSL to 120 days as a
default.
marcus c. oh
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Not only is it not documented, it is specified in the
schema listing for that attribute that you shouldn't modify it. While I have no
doubt it could be worked out, be careful how you use it as you never know if MS
decides to change the format.
joe
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> Also, I believe in 2003, they've raised the TSL to 120 days
> as a default.
Sorry, but no, we did not.
~Eric
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There's no point in deleting it either. You could, but why mess with it? In
native mode, it won't matter.
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Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 11:04 AM
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir]
Isn't the TSL being increased in SP1?
Andrew Gould
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> Also, I b
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That is exactly what I saw as well. Using
the IP address kills off the ability to use Kerberos, forcing SNEGO to NTLM,
and then the whole connection is encrypted after that even though I did not
specific LDAP_OPT_ENCRYPT.
Joe K.
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Hi,
The resource records registered by each DC in DNS can also be found in the
file NETLOGON.DNS (%WINDIR%\system32\config). The record you say you are
missing is:
_ldap._tcp.._sites.dc._msdcs..
Check if the this record can be found in the NETLOGON.DNS file on the DCs
that should register this re
For NEW forests installed with W2K3 SP1 the default is 180 days
For UPGRADED forests to W2K3 SP1 the default is 60 days or any value that
has been configured manually
Jorge
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Based on experience purchasing NetIQ, Quest and
similar products, I'd say that's because there is such a large range
depending on the type if licensing (number of seats/enterprise license/consoles
etc) and the support/maintenance contract you negotiate so there really
isn't a GENERAL price.
Hello!
I have a user account that continuously keeps getting locked
out. We’ve reset the user’s password (multiple times), took the
computer off of the domain, renamed the computer, put it back on the domain,
etc. This user works primarily out of her home office but is at our
headquar
Does she either have mapped drives using
the old password or any services running under the old password credentials?
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Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 1:29
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Subject: [Acti
Thanks everyone. I did not know that a raw installation with no ADC
installation would have that container. Interesting. Thanks for the
information, good thing I did nothing.
Jeremy
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Hi Joe
We have seen two causes for this (although there are others). First, we
had a service that was started using the user credentials. The password
was changed but the service was never updated. Everytime the service
attempted to start it would lock the account. The second time we found the
Sure. Allathutime. Check for RANDEX on
your event logs.
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Sent: 25 March 2005 12:29
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: [ActiveDir] AD user
account keeps getting locked out
Hello!
I have a us
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Exactly. Since I can't find documentation on this anywhere,
I feel it should firmly go into the classification of BUG.
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Likely suspects-
Applications using cached credentials that are stale.
Stale service account passwords cached by the Service Control Manager
(SCM).
Stale logon credentials cached by Stored User Names and Passwords in
Control Panel.
Scheduled tasks and persistent drive mappings that have stale
c
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