Exporting Active Directory Sites and Services information to csv file I have found this cool powershell script that displays all AD sites, Domain Controllers, and its Subnets The only problem I have is since I have multiple DCs and Subnets within an AD Site, it does not displays it well, or in other words, chops the remain information from the powershell windows I tried to extend the size of my PowerShell window screen, but that did not work If anyone knows
Comparison of dhcp scope with AD sites service through power shell I am thinking of something that could parse through all Scopes in all DHCP servers and then make sure that there is a site and a subnet associated with that DHCP Scope How can we get this done by using PowerShell script?
AD Cleanup Problem - social. technet. microsoft. com I don't know what those partitions refer to and don't especially want to try deleting them before taking advice The deleted server doesn't appear in AD Sites Services or Metadata Cleanup Saturday, February 4, 2012 11:11 AM
Removing unaccessable Domain Controller Assuming that the DC does not exist in the n w you need to run metadata cleanup to remove the instances of fail DC from AD Database,dns,Domain Controller OU,AD Sites services Also remove the IP address of fail DC which may be entered as DNS setting on other DC and domain Workstation member server
Duplicate samAccountName in the same Domain So far so good, the DCs are in different sites so replication did not yet kick in and the behaviour is understandable Now we forced replication on the NTDS Settings connection objects in AD Sites and Services We now had two users in the Users-OU but one had a long hex-value string attached to its "dn" So far so good; LDAP-DN is unique
Maintenance server DNS - social. technet. microsoft. com Friend, thank you for your informations and sites about DNS So, you say that not need maintenance in services DNS with AD integrated, but exists very registry not used for my infrastructure
Connect application server (GLPI) on-prem to Azure AD - Domain Service Can I really have an application server (with GLPI) on-prem and use Azure AD for the LDAP connection?For the explanation, I have installed GLPI on-prem (on CentOS - Linux) to create tickets and request for the user I would like now open GLPI for the external client
Cannot manage domain after forced demotion of Domain Controller The DNS server is waiting for Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) to signal that the initial synchronization of the directory has been completed The DNS server service cannot start until the initial synchronization is complete because critical DNS data might not yet be replicated onto this domain controller
Maximum Number of Domain Controllers in Windows Server 2008 ADDS Increasing number of DCs in your environment will likely lead to issues related to replication latency, KCC limits, overloading of bridgehead servers, and overal AD convergence - so it would be helpful to know if there is actually any practical reason for your question