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Has you may know, you can audit Active Directory modification with Windows EventLog. Continue reading
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Has you may know, you can audit Active Directory modification with Windows EventLog. Continue reading
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You can have the Domain Functionnal Level with the “Get-ADRootDSE” cmdlet from the Active Directory PowerShell Module, or you can use that .Net class : Continue reading
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You can have the Forest Functionnal Level with the “Get-ADRootDSE” cmdlet from the Active Directory PowerShell Module, or you can use that .Net class : Continue reading
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Since Windows Server 2008, we are able to set local administrator password thanks to Group Policy Preference but, this “encryption” key is available on MSDN, so, anyone can read the clear text password with a few lines of PowerShell. Continue reading
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By design, Active Directory Global Catalog Domain Controllers replicates more attributes to each other (between the same forest) than to others Domain controllers (No GC, local domain). Those attributes replicated between global catalog of the forest are called “Partial Attributes Set” (PAS), and you canĀ see those with the schema mmc : Continue reading
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By design, domain controllers do not replicate all attributes of an object. Indeed, some of them are DC owned and are different on several DC’s in the same domain. Continue reading
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By design, Read Only Domain controllers does not replicate all attributes, those which aren’t replicate are called “Filter Attribute Set” (FAS), you can find them with that PowerShell example : Continue reading
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To find indexed attributed, you need to open the schema management console, and see the properties of the attributes : Continue reading
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Quick reminder : Continue reading