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1 alter procedure DBO. aspnet_membership_updatelastloginandactivitydates -- updates recent logon and active time 2 @ applicationname nvarchar (256 ), 3 @ username nvarchar (256 ), 4 @ timezoneadjustment int 5as 6 begin 7 declare @ userid uniqueidentifier 8 select @ userid = NULL 9 select @ userid = U. userid 10 from DBO. aspnet_membership M, DBO. aspnet_users U, DBO. aspnet_applications 11 where lowereduser

TIPS: How to Use Active Directory to manage enterprise Department users ?, Directory management enterprise Many enterprises use Active Directory under DomainController to manage internal user information. How can we manage user information? For example: Every six months,

example, a LAN speed of 10,000,000 bits per second or higher). Defining a collection of sites as subnets allows administrators to quickly and easily configure Active Directory usage and replication topologies, thereby facilitating the use of physical networks. When a user logs on, the Active Directory client locates t

logon authentication, it uses DNS to locate the server in the Active Directory. This tight integration of the Active Directory with the DNS system means that the Active Directory is id

to restore the Active Directory on a DC, and force the domain to restore to the original good state. It should be said that this method is usually used to restore Active Directory. Unit 3 2. Restore Active Directory without a

Subsequent articlesActive Directory domainAfter infrastructure configuration 2, the Active Directory domain infrastructure configuration in this article is described as follows: Account lock Policy The account lock policy is an Active Directory security feature that locks us

Microsoft has implemented the idea of directory services in Windows NT Server 4.0. The concept of "domain" in NT is a basic unit of directory services. "One logon, single logon" has specific applications in the context of Windows NT server, such as Internet Information Server, Exchange serv er, SQL Server, and so on th

of the operating system (Win2K). User accounts in the Active Directory, each user account has a user logon name, a Win2K previous version of the user logon name (the security Account Manager's account name), and a user principal name suffix. When a user account is created, the administrator enters its login name and s

1, the security of information greatly enhanced The security of the information after the installation of the Active Directory is fully integrated with the Active Directory, and user authorization management and Directory access control are integrated into the

logon authentication, it uses DNS to locate the server in the Active Directory. This tight integration of the Active Directory with the DNS system means that the Active Directory is id

Reproduced http://yuelei.blog.51cto.com/202879/117599 Deploy a remote Domain ControllerIn the previous blog, we introduced the core role of the domain controller in allocating network resources, and analyzed the disaster scenarios caused by domain controller crash, in the previous blog, we proposed to use the AD data backup method for disaster reconstruction of the domain controller. Today we will introduce the use of the extra-Domain Controller to avoid domain crash. If there is only one domai

a site link object in the SMTP container is not recommended.Global Catalog server:A global catalog server is a domain controller that stores information about all objects in the forest so that applications can search AD DS without referencing the specific domain controller that stores the requested data. As with all domain controllers, the global catalog server stores a full writable copy of the schema and configuration directory partition, and a ful

After a more than 10-day outage, you will continue to bring the Windows Server Active Directory series updates to you today, and this chapter describes the concepts related to Active Directory replication, about activeDirectory conceptual content Regardless of whether the old version 2000 or the 2016 basic concepts are

A set of servers is provided as an authentication server or a logon server in Active Directory, which is called a domain controller, or DC. The process of establishing an ad domain is actually the process of installing ad on a computer that is running Windows Server 2003 or running a system on Windows servers to make it a DC. After the ad is installed, it is impo

2003 mode. All domain controllers in the domain can be Windows 2003 and Windows2008 only. The features supported include: Netdom.exe the domain controller rename feature provided by the Updates the logon timestamp. The lastLogonTimestamp property is updated using the last logon time of the user or computer. You can copy this property within a domain. The ability to set the UserPassword property to a val

Active DirectoryThe importance of Active Directory disaster recovery is self-evident for system administrators. Active Directory is one of the most critical services in Windows. To avoid downtime and productivity loss, developing an effective disaster recovery plan for issue

different implementation policies to allow Linux computers to use ActiveDirectory for authentication. The simplest but least efficient way to use LDAP for authentication using Active Directory is to configure PAM to use LDAP for authentication, as shown in 1. Although Active Directory is a LDAPv3 service, Windows clie

As a new operating system, Windows 2000 has the greatest feature of introducing active directories, and one of the biggest features of the Active Directory is the close integration of DNS and active directories. So how do they work together and what do they do? This often becomes a puzzle for beginners. In this paper,

Subsequent articlesActive Directory domainAfter infrastructure configuration 1, the Active Directory domain infrastructure configuration in this article is described as follows: Support Security ManagementGPO Design Use GPO to ensure that specific settings, user permissions, and actions are applied to all workstations or users in the OU. UseGroup PolicyInstead of

In Windows 2003, various network services appear as server roles, making it easier for users to allocate and manage network resources. The application Server role manages the network with the Active Directory service, Domain Name System service, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol service, and Windows Internet Naming Service coordination and support. This article will focus on the above activities