Lifetime of tombstoned records in Directory Service integrated zones, expressed in seconds.
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Sent: 14 September 2005 17:58
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Subject: [ActiveDir] Tombstone Interval
Hi,
The first I understand but I do not understand the second. Does anyone know what the second does?
Thanks
Jorge
(1) configured per
forest in AD
The tombstone lifetime
value in an Active Directory forest defines the default number of days that a
domain controller preserves knowledge of deleted objects. This value also
defines the useful life of a system state backup that is used for disaster
recovery or installation from backup media. Active Directory protects itself
from restoring data that is older than the tombstone lifetime by disallowing the
restore.
(2) configured per DNS
server in the registry manually or through DNSCMD
/dstombstoneinterval[ 1-30]
Amount of time in seconds to keep
tombstoned records in Active Directory alive.
Met vriendelijke groet / Kind regards,
Jorge de Almeida Pinto
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