You actually shouldn't have to use Interop or
PInvoke like that to authenticate to AD using VB.Net. I do it all the time
in WinForms using the DirectoryEntry class, which allows you to pass creds
to your AD connection. You just need to front those creds with a simple form and
away you go. Ju
Matt,
I went through a similar 'thought experiment' a few years
ago. Whilst I didn't actually test my conclusions, I arrived at the decision
that the original domain could actually be completely removed and the SID
history data would still be valid and usable to access resources. i.e. there
Brett, correct me please. Apparently, the estimate is performed
by looking at the couple top levels of the B-tree representing one of the indexes
that span all records.
I’ve been told by Jet guys that these estimates are correct
within two orders of magnitude. On the bright side, they are
for some reason I missed this message
nope that will not work
in short:
you can create the DFS root on any server and it does not
need to be the server hosting the data. DFS root servers are servers that manage
the DFS namespace (root, links)
To create the root you need to have a shared fo
Hi,
Can anyone point me in the direction of some VB.Net examples
of authenticating users against
AD using a Windows form and not asp.net?
All the examples I can find are forms based authentication
for asp.net. I’ve loaded the template
‘Login Form’ included with VB 2005 unfortunately the
Look at the example for calling the LogonUser() API on my website
– scroll down a bit www.briandesmond.com.
Thanks,
Brian Desmond
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Thanks
for that. Great blog by the way.
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Sent: 26 September 2006 15:13
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir]
Struggling to find AD authentication code
Look at the example for ca
I have three
DNS entries in my Reverse lookup zone that were for static addresses that won't
go away. The problem is one of them shares the address and hostname (different
domain name, domain was renamed) assigned to another server. When I delete
it, it immediately reappears. I am unable
You can run the following command to see where an
update is originating. Then, if you have auditing enabled for that
operation, you can check the originating DC to see who made the
change.
repadmin /showobjmeta yourdc
"dc=recordname,dc=yourzone.com,cn=MicrosoftDNS,dc=DomainDNSZones,dc=you
Does WINS have a record for it? On 9/26/06, Clingaman, Bruce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have three
DNS entries in my Reverse lookup zone that were for static addresses that won't
go away. The problem is one of them shares the address and hostname (different
domain name, domain was rena
No WINS entries for said DNS entries.
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To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] DNS entry won't delete
Does WINS have a record for it?
Thanks for the plug on the book. Ch 12 is all about programmatic
authentication. We cover the DirectoryEntry approach suggested by
Darren as well as the LogonUser approach suggested by Brian. The code
samples (in C# and VB.NET) are available for free from
www.directoryprogramming.net.
Note tha
Hello all, I have to write a forest disaster reocvery plan fonr my entrerprise, and also test this plan in a test lab. We have AD 2k3 forest in FFL mode with: -> one "empty" root : no resources, only for security reason (to secure Entreprise & Ad domain admin). -> 3 childs domain. -> each D
I have
been looking at a way to ensure that SNMP is configured on all of our servers
the same way. Looking at the GPO's there is a
shortfall.
We
have a custom community name that we set with the allowed managers that you can
look at on the security tab of SNMP service.
We
need a Cu
Microsoft is working on an updated Forest Recovery guide for
Windows Server 2003, however, the basic procedures for full forest recovery are
still the same as you’d have to do for a Windows 2000 AD forest. And for
the later a guide already exists:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/detail
There's a whitepaper on Microsoft's website. I think there are several blogs out there talking about same. Things to look for? Timing of backups. Name resolution. Time sync. DA accounts. Backups from DC's or GC's (you'll want to pay attention to that). Role holders.
Shouldn't be too bad otherwi
Wooow ! Awesome ! Thanks Guido for the links, I will study all of those. Hope that MS will soon made available the forest recovery version for AD2k3. Thanks again, Yann"Grillenmeier, Guido" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :Microsoft is working on an updated Forest Recovery g
Jeff,
I didn’t see a very easy way to do
what you’re asking ‘out of the box’. You could check
out RegToADM which will take an exported reg file and make an ADM file for
you. It could help you with configuring your custom ADM file. I
tried it with some sample settings and it seems lik
I got "object not found" error. The following script should enumerate
all the zones on both my DCs:
=
WScript.Echo Now & vbCrLf
DCs = Array("dc1","dc2")
for i = 0 to UBound(DCs)
strDN = "CN=MicrosoftDNS,DC=DomainDNS
Thanks Al for advices. :) Guido pointed me to some very usefull papers on recovery. Maybe my first job will be to understand the different types of AD recovery in order to master the whole procces. Some questions i have to face are : -> What if a whole domain crashes (Root and Childs) ? ->
Jeff,
This should do the trick – been using
it for years – servers that the GPO is applied to will need a reboot
after the import.
Save as SNMP.adm
Mark
/SNIP
;
;Custom ADM Settings
;
CLASS MACHINE
CATEGORY "Custom Windows Settings"
CATEGORY
"Server Sett
Also, on the enties in question, I cannot view security info. I can on
other entries in that zone. I cannot take ownership.
Bruce Clingaman
Information Technology Department
Pensacola Christian College
850.478.8496 ext. 2198
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Check the properties of the zone in DNS management. If the zone's
replication scope is forest-wide or to all domain controllers, you'll
need to adjust the dn of the record to show the appropriate partition.
-Andrew
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I think that's a very good way to approach it. Guido is really the expert on such processes and I tip my hat to him on that. :)Some things to consider as you take this approach: Write down what you're thinking. Why? Because it'll help to focus the thoughts. This can have a lot of moving parts in
Bruce, try the command that Andrew posted and see what results you get. Other things to check: Are the domains integrated? Primary? How are the reverse and forward zones configured? I'm surprised to hear the record is not in WINS. I assume then that it's not a Windows server then? What type of se
My two DCs are Windows 2003 servers, DNS integrated, Primary,
The resiliant entries are from Mac OS X clients and one OS X server. The
domain name of the entries are from a domain that was renamed.
Bruce Clingaman
Information Technology Department
Pensacola Christian College
850.478.8496 ext.
Hi All,
Treo users are not able to send mails from treo however they are able
to receive mails. While troubleshooting i found out that then i am
trying to connect from Client machine to my BE using Telnet Command i
am getting unrecognized command when trying to do Mail Form however if
i am doing
OK, I think that I pretty much had it figured out, just wanted to get some level of validation.Thanks for all the help.On 9/26/06,
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Matt,
I went through a similar 'thought experiment' a few years
ago. Whilst I didn't actually test my conclusions,
Wouldn't it be more reliable to configure the listserv to automatically
drop such e-mails? Then you're not dependent on hundreds or thousands of
mail servers all being correctly configured (which seems unlikely to me).
I would think that most OOO messages are flagged as such using some SMTP
hea
This is likely going to be very difficult to get out of since you changed the
schema before instantiated objects replicated end to end. This is why there
are strong recommendations to do testing and use LDIF files instead of editing
the schema in the schema editor for extensions like this. I h
Any chance you can edit the setting so that it points to something not in your network? (ex. you have a 10.x.x.x network, so you reset it to be a 192.168.x.x IP)On 9/26/06,
Clingaman, Bruce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My two DCs are Windows 2003 servers, DNS integrated, Primary,The resiliant entrie
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