Overview#
A computer designated as a Domain Controller in Microsoft Active DirectoryMore Information#
There might be more information for this subject on one of the following:- Active Directory Computer Related LDAP Query
- Active Directory Functional Levels
- Ambiguous Name Resolution
- Application Directory Partitions
- CachedInteractive
- Configuration Directory Partition
- DefaultNamingContext
- Directory Partition Hierarchy
- Directory Partition Subtrees
- Domain Administrative Accounts
- Domain Directory Partition
- Domain Naming Master FSMO Role
- DomainFunctionality
- FATTINDEX
- Flexible Single Master Operation
- Forest Root Domain
- Forest functional levels
- Getting information on Domain Controllers
- Global Catalog
- Golden Ticket
- How Domain Controllers Are Located in Windows
- How passwords are used in Windows
- Infrastructure Master FSMO Role
- Internal Cross-References
- Kerberos Encryption Types
- Kerberos Service Account
- Key Distribution Center
- LAN Manager authentication level
- LDAP Query Examples for AD
- LDAP ping
- LDAP policy in Active Directory
- LDAP_SERVER_RANGE_OPTION_OID
- LDAP_SERVER_SD_FLAGS_OID
- LDAPs and AD
- Local Security Authority
- MAXIMUM_LOGINS_EXCEEDED
- MapiID
- MaxActiveQueries
- MaxConnIdleTime
- MaxConnections
- MaxPoolThreads
- MaxQueryDuration
- MaxResultSetSize
- Microsoft Active Directory Anomalies
- Microsoft Active Directory Group Synchronization
- Microsoft Active Directory Syntax
- NetBIOS domain name
- Netlogon service
- PDC Emulator FSMO Role
- PwdProperties
- RID Master FSMO Role
- Read-Only Domain Controller
- Relative IDentifier
- Schema Directory Partition
- Schema Master FSMO Role
- Schema Partition
- Security Account Manager
- Security Identifier
- Set Active Directory Password From Java
- Simple Authentication
- Simple and Protected GSSAPI Negotiation Mechanism
- Tombstone
- TrustAuthIncoming
- TrustAuthOutgoing
- Trusted Domain Object
- Update Sequence Number
- User-Account-Control Attribute Values
- Verify DNS Records
- Well-known Security Identifiers
- Windows Logon
- X-SEARCH-FLAGS
