CẤU HÌNH ACTIVE DIRECTORY TRÊN WINDOWS SERVER 2008

To import objects using the csvde utility, you must first create a CSV file containing the objects to add. The first line of the file should contain a comma-separated list of attributes you want to set, with DN being the first attribute. Here is an example: DN,objectClass,cn,sn,userAccountControl,sA[r]

objectGUID attribute) is guaranteed to be unique and does not change when an object is renamed. 4.19.3.1 Using a graphical user interface If the parent container of the object you want to rename has a lot of objects in it, you may want to add a new connection entry for the DN of the object you want[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]

• His RDN should change from cn=jsmith to cn=jeinstein. • His sAMAccountName should change to jeinstein. • His userPrincipalName (UPN) should change to jeinstein@rallencorp.com. • His mail (email address) attribute should change to jeinstein@rallencorp.com. • His sn (last name) attribute should chan[r]

If the parent container of the object you want to modify has a lot of objects in it, you may want to add a new connection entry for the DN of the target object. This will be easier than trying to hunt through a container full of objects. You can do this by right-clicking ADSI Edit and selecting Conn[r]

incorporate this logic and tried to print all values using the CaseIgnoreString method for example, an error would get generated when the script encountered an octet string because octet strings (i.e., binary data) do not have a CaseIgnoreString representation. I stored the values from the ADSTYPEEN[r]

There are a couple of caveats when using concurrent binds. First, you cannot enable signing or encryption, which means that all data for concurrent binds will be unencrypted over the network. Secondly, because the user's security token is not generated, access to the directory is done anonymo[r]

1916.11.3.3 Using VBScript The VBScript solution required quite a bit of code to perform a simple task; printing out the account lockout and password policy settings. First, I created a Dictionary object with each of the six attributes as the keys and the unit's designation for each key (e.g., minut[r]

objDS.PutEx ADS_PROPERTY_APPEND, _ "msDS-Other-Settings", _ Array(strTTLSetting & "=" & strNewValue) objDS.SetInfo 4.16.3 Discussion Two configuration settings apply to dynamic objects: dynamicObjectDefaultTTL Defines the default TTL that is set for a dynamic object at creation tim[r]

systems automatically change their passwords in the domain. After you've set the password, you'll need to rejoin the computer to the domain since it will no longer be able to communicate with a domain controller due to unsynchronized passwords. However, the netdom reset command will try to reset the[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]

239group as part of the IADsGroup collection whereas the LDAP: provider does not. Unfortunately, there is no indication which of the groups is the primary group. So I needed to iterate over each group and build an LDAP filter that will be used later to retrieve each group using ADO. After I execute[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]

271restore, and model GPOs from a single interface. Perhaps what is even better is the scriptable API that comes with the GPMC. Pretty much every function you can accomplish with the GPMC tool, you can do via a script. The only major feature that is still lacking is the ability to directly modify t[r]

AcctInfo.dll can be downloaded from the Microsoft download site: http://microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=7AF2E69C-91F3-4E63-8629-B999ADDE0B9E&displaylang=en 6.27.2.2 Using VBScript ' This code prints the last logon timestamp for a user. ' SCRIPT CONFIGURATION strUserDN = "&[r]

6.20.3 Discussion Even though in the GUI solution you check and uncheck the "User cannot change password" setting, actually making the change in Active Directory is a little more complicated as is evident in the VBScript solution. Not allowing a user to change her password consists of[r]

Recipe 7.1. Creating a Group Recipe 7.2. Viewing the Direct Members of a Group Recipe 7.3. Viewing the Nested Members of a Group Recipe 7.4. Adding and Removing Members of a Group Recipe 7.5. Moving a Group Recipe 7.6. Changing the Scope or Type of a Group Recipe 7.7. Delegating Control for Managing[r]