Windows Server R2 How to find operations Master (FSMO) in a domain

Domain-level hosts are: RID master, PDC master, infrastructure master.

Forest-level hosts are: Domain naming master, schema master.

Below we use the graphical interface to find the operations master in the current domain.

The first is the three operations master with the level.

Open Server Manager-Tools-ad users and computers.

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Right-click on the domain name to select the operations master.

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Then we can see the level of the three operations master, the first one is the RID master.

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A second PDC host.

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The third one is the infrastructure master.

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Then we look at the two hosts at the forest level and we need to use the command line to run Regsvr32 schmmgmt.dll first (registering the schema host dynamic link library file).

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Continue running MMC (console).

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Click File-Add/Remove Snap-in.

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Click AD Schema-add-done.

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Right-click AD Schema-operations master.

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Schema master.

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Domain naming master, right--ad domain and trust relationship.

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The above is through the graphical interface to view the five hosts, the following we through the command line, to view the current domain operations master.

Run Neddom query FSMO.

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Viewing the operations master's demo here is the end, the personal recommendation with the last command line method, relatively simple, at a glance.

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Windows Server R2 How to find operations Master (FSMO) in a domain