CẤU HÌNH ACTIVE DIRECTORY 2003

I. CÀI ĐẶT VÀ CẤU HÌNH ACTIVE DIRECTORY1. Nâng cấp Server thành Domain ControllerStart /Run / gõ DCPROMO , ↵ /Next /Next /Next Xuất hiện hộp thoại New Domain Name yêu cầu bạn tên DNS đầy đủ của domain mà bạn cần xây dựng (VD: Tênmình.com.vn) /Next /Next /next … Xuất hiện hộp tho[r]

111111Kiến trúc của Active Directory121212 Domain Cập nhật thông tin giữa các Domain controllerCác DC trong một miền41313 Nâng cấp Server thành Domain controller Gia nhập máy trạm vào Domain Xây dựng các Domain Controller đồng hành Xây dựng Subdomain Xây dựng Organizational Unit[r]

Các công cụ quản trị cho Active Directory Nhà quản trị hệ thống có nhiều công cụ để tạo dữ liệu mới ,cập nhật dữ liệu, và cấu hình Active directory: - Active Directory Users and Computers MMC snap-in dùng để tạo người dùng mới và cập nhật dữ liệu ngư[r]

homeDrive Drive letter (e.g., z:) to map home directory profilePath UNC path to profile directory scriptPath 222Path to logon script When you set the homeDirectory attribute, the folder being referenced needs to already exist. For an example on creating shares for users, see MS KB 234[r]

10.22.2 Solution 10.22.2.1 Using a graphical user interface 1. Open the Active Directory Schema snap-in. 2. In the left pane, click on Active Directory Schema. 3. Right-click on the label and select Reload the Schema. 10.22.2.2 Using a command-line interface 345You can r[r]

Recipe 6.25 Setting a User's Account to Expire in the Future 6.25.1 Problem You want a user's account to expire at some point in the future. 6.25.2 Solution 6.25.2.1 Using a graphical user interface 1. Open the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in. 2. In the left pane, right-cl[r]

231 end if end if next End Function 7.3.3 Discussion As described in Recipe 7.2, group membership is stored in the multivalued member attribute on group objects. But that attribute will not show the complete picture because group nesting is allowed in Active Directory after you've t[r]

201The value for the unicodePwd attribute must be a Unicode string that is surrounded by quotes and Base64 encoded. See Recipe 10.4 for more on encoding text with Base64. 6.18.3 Discussion The unicodePwd attribute can be directly modified over a SSL or TLS connection, but it can never be read. 6.18.[r]

• Write Property for Account Restrictions • Validate write to DNS host name • Validated write for service principal name 8.2.3.1 Using a graphical user interface If you want to modify the default permissions that are applied when you select a user or group through the GUI, double-click on the comput[r]

dicSeenGroup.Add strGroupDN, 1 DisplayGroups "LDAP://" & strGroupDN, strSpaces & " ", dicSeenGroup end if next End Function 6.14.3 Discussion The memberOf attribute on user objects is multivalued and contains the list of distinguished names for the groups the user is a member. me[r]

6.7.3 Discussion Copying a user consists of copying the attributes that are common among a certain user base, which can include department, address, and perhaps even organizational information. ADUC actually uses attributes that are marked in the schema as "Copied when duplicating a user" to determi[r]

3. For Base Dn, enter <OrgUnitDN>. 4. For Filter, enter (objectclass=*). 5. For Scope, select Base. 6. Click the Options button and enter msDS-Approx-Immed-Subordinates For Attributes. 7. Click OK and Run. 8. The results will be displayed in the right pane. 5.8.2.2 Using a command-line[r]

172Recipe 6.22. Preventing a User's Password from Expiring Recipe 6.23. Finding Users Whose Passwords Are About to Expire Recipe 6.24. Setting a User's Account Options (userAccountControl) Recipe 6.25. Setting a User's Account to Expire in the Future Recipe 6.26. Finding Users Whose AccountsAre Abou[r]

the computers that have not changed their password in several months. This is difficult with VBScript because it does not handle 64-bit integer manipulation very well. There are third-party add-ons you can get that provide 64-bit functions, but none of the built-in VBScript functions can do it and i[r]

270Recipe 9.22. Restoring a Default GPO Introduction Active Directory group policy objects (GPOs) can customize virtually any aspect of a computer or user's desktop. They can also install applications, secure a computer, run logon/logoff or startup/shutdown scripts, and much more. You[r]

cn=Schema,cn=Configuration,<ForestRootDN> Filter (&(objectcategory=attributeSchema)(searchFlags:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=16)) Scope onelevel Alternatively, to find attributes that aren't copied, change the search filter above to the following: (&(objectcategory=attribute[r]

when initially creating a class or attribute, one will automatically be generated for you. So you could add the class or attribute to the schema of a test forest, and then use the schemaIDGUID that was generated in that forest. You can also programmatically generate a GUID using Perl, VB, C++, or C#[r]

Wscript.Echo " " & objRS.Fields(0).Value objRS.MoveNext wend 10.15.3 Discussion The systemFlags attribute of attributeSchema objects defines a few special attribute properties, including whether an attribute is not replicated between domain controllers and whether it is dynamically construc[r]

> gpupdate [/target:{Computer | User}] On Windows 2000, use this command: > secedit /refreshpolicy [machine_policy | user_policy] 3059.21.3 Discussion The new gpupdate command is a much-needed improvement over the older secedit utility. With gpupdate you can force all settings to be a[r]

To create a GPO, I first instantiate a GPMDomain object for the domain to add the GPO to. This is accomplished with the GPM.GetDomain method. Then it is just a matter of calling the GPMDomain.CreateGPO method (with no parameters) to create an empty GPO. A GPM.GPO object is returned from this method,[r]