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My lowest numbered site has a USN of > 1.8 million.
Though I know I deleted the original one and probably 50 after
that.
joe From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Lee, Wook Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 2:36 PM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] How to determine which is the default site From the tests I’ve run
so far, it’s been pretty consistent that the first site has a USNCreated of 4112
for an fresh Window 2003 AD. For forests that started life as Windows 2000, I’ve
been seeing 3493, but at least one forest has it at 1171. Not sure what that’s
about. Wook From:
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On Behalf Of joe Why? Nothing I have seen in
my experience would seem to indicate anything special about that first site, in
fact my home test lab has been running with that first site deleted for some
time now and I am running with other sites. Someone mentioned
looking at the GUIDs. GUIDs are not sequential, they are semi-randomly created,
see MSDN for the algorithm. Trying to divine order from them would be
fruitless. Here would be a simple
command line to find the oldest site adfind -config -f
objectcategory=site whencreated -sort whencreated -maxe
1 This would look at the
config container, find all site objects, sort them by whenCreated, then return
the DN and whenCreated attribute for the first one.
joe From:
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On Behalf Of At
some point in the dim, dark past, the default site was renamed (I assume it was
not removed!) Does anyone have a quick and easy
way to determine which of the existing sites was once the default site? [It has
been suggested that I look at the create date for all the sites and that the
oldest one will be the default site :) I have >100 sites so need something
more elegant/quicker. ] Any
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Title: How to determine which is the default site
