Re: Good Books on NTDSUtil and Hacking Active Directory?
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Will wrote:
It appears to me that when you are either creating a new domain structure -
or alternately when you significantly modify an existing one - that you need
to become quite expert in the use of dcdiag, ntdsutil, and other AD tools to
investigate, clean, and rebuild the Active Directory. I'm pretty depressed
by just how defective AD appears to be after a "clean" run of dcpromo.
Are there good books specifically dedicated to the topic of how to repair a
broken AD, and how to recover from various defect scenarios?
I don't know about such book but I think that good understanding of the
mechanism which are beneath the AD and tools will let You improve Your
ability to troubleshoot and operate AD. ANd for this I know very good
book "Inside Active Directory 2'nd Edition" - You can find it on Amazon.com
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- Re: Good Books on NTDSUtil and Hacking Active Directory?
... or alternately when you significantly modify an existing one - that you need to become quite expert in the use of dcdiag, ntdsutil, and other AD tools to investigate, clean, and rebuild the Active Directory. ... I'm pretty depressed by just how defective AD appears to be after a "clean" run of dcpromo. ... Are there good books specifically dedicated to the topic of how to repair a broken AD, and how to recover from various defect scenarios? ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory) - Re: Removal of dead server GUIDs from the Active Directory
... Lets make sure things are really clean. ... Run diagnostics against your Active Directory domain. ... If you don't have the support tools installed, install them from your server install disk. ... Run dcdiag, netdiag and repadmin in verbose mode. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory) - Re: Good Books on NTDSUtil and Hacking Active Directory?
... > or alternately when you significantly modify an existing one - that you ... > by just how defective AD appears to be after a "clean" run of dcpromo. ... > Are there good books specifically dedicated to the topic of how to repair ... Please provide specifics of what you mean by "various defect scenarios" ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory) - Re: how to remove a domain from the list
... have lost a domain, then you need to use ntdsutil to ... clean up AD metadata about the domain that is now ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.networking) - Re: how to remove a domain from the list
... have lost a domain, then you need to use ntdsutil to ... clean up AD metadata about the domain that is now ...
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