To determine the DFL

Attribute “nTMixedDomain” of the domain-object (blabla.com) “DC=BLABLA,DC=COM”

Attribute “msDS-Behavior-Version” of the domain-object (blabla.com) “DC=BLABLA,DC=COM”

 

            If nTMixedDomain = "1" And msDS-Behavior-Version = "0" Then DFL = "Windows 2000 Mixed (DEFAULT INSTALL VALUE)"

            If nTMixedDomain = "0" And msDS-Behavior-Version = "0" Then DFL = "Windows 2000 Native"

            If nTMixedDomain = "0" And msDS-Behavior-Version = "1" Then DFL = "Windows Server 2003 Interim"

            If nTMixedDomain = "0" And msDS-Behavior-Version = "2" Then DFL = "Windows Server 2003"

 

To determine the FFL

Attribute “msDS-Behavior-Version” of the partitions-object (root domain = blabla.com) “CN=Partitions, CN=Configuration,DC=BLABLA,DC=COM”

            If msDS-Behavior-Version = "0" Then FFL = "Windows 2000 (DEFAULT INSTALL VALUE)"

If xNTFORESTdsbeh = "1" Then FFL = "Windows Server 2003 Interim"

            If xNTFORESTdsbeh = "2" Then FFL = "Windows Server 2003"

 

Regards,

 

Jorge


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Subject: [ActiveDir] Domain and Forest Functional Levels

 


Using VBScript, I would like to pull the domain and forest functional levels in a mixed 2000 and 2003 forest.  What attributes am I looking for?

Thanks

Mark Hocraffer
RockwellCollins


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