Windows-AD Capture host role

1. The schema operations master (schema Operatetion Master) functions at the forest level: controls the definition of all objects/properties within the Active Directory user failure impact: Because the user does not communicate with the schema operations master, even if the host failure does not affect the user ; administrator-Disabled: inability to access and manipulate data within the schema cannot perform operations such as the extensible schema that is required for exchange if it stops too long to cause the system to run abnormally, you need to seize the operation. 2. Domain naming operations master (naming operations master) Function: A domain controller that acts as the domain naming operations master role, is responsible for new and deleted domain directory partitions within the forest, and new and deleted application directory partitions. A forest can contain only one domain naming operations host user failure impact: This host failure does not affect the user administrator's impact: impact on adding or removing domains if you stop too long to cause the system to run abnormally, you need to seize the action. 3.RID Operation Master (relative identifier Operations Master) Feature: Only one RID operations master in a forest can be used primarily to issue rids to all controller user failures in the domain: This host failure does not affect the user administrator's impact: The RID operations master is not required until the RID has been exhausted before a domain controller is connected to a new object within the domain Too long to cause the system to run abnormally needs to seize the operation. 4.PDC analog operations master (PDC Emulator operations master) features: Simulates the Windows NT PDC, the default domain master browser, the default domain authoritative time service source, Unified management domain account password update, authentication and locking, responsible for the entire domain time synchronization user failure impact: The host failure will quickly affect the user such as account lockout, password expiration, etc., need to repair Administrator's impairment as soon as possible: need to repair, You need to take action if you can't fix it for a short time. 5. Infrastructure master (Infrastructure operations master) feature: Only one domain-controlled operations host can play this role in each domain. Responsible for updates to cross-domain object references user failure impact: Network users have no impact on administrator barriers: Unless you need to move or modify your account information, you will not be aware of this service stopping----seizing operations master role steps: Fsmo maintenance:seize domain naming Masterfsmo maintenance:seize Infrastructure Masterfsmo maintenance:seize pdcfsmo maintenance:seize RID masterFsmo maintenance:seize Schema Master----Method 1: Using ntdsutil command 1) input cmd or powershell2) at the command prompt, type ntdsutil, and Then press ENTER. 3) at the ntdsutil:prompt, type roles, and then press ENTER.4) at the FSMO maintenance:prompt, type connections, and then Press ENTER.5) at the server connections:prompt, type connect to Server <servername> (where <servername> is th E Name of the domain controller that would assume the operations master role), and then press ENTER.6) after you receive con Firmation of the connection, type quit, and then press ENTER.7) depending on the role so you want to seize, at the FSMO m Aintenance:prompt, type the appropriate command, and then press ENTER.----Method 2: Using the Powershellmove-addirectoryserveroperationmasterrole-identity "DC1"-operationmasterrole SchemaMaster,RIDMaster, Infrastructuremaster,domainnamingmaster,pdcemulator-force

Windows-AD Capture host role