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Configure Domino8.5.1 to use windows Active Directory single-point Login1. Before implementing the SPNEGO mechanism of domino 8.5.1, you must specify the following information: · A Microsoft Windows Active Directory domain server (BYSFT-DC.BYSFT.LOCAL) that provides Kerberos Key Distribution Center Services and LDAP se

Scenario: Multiple normal users log in in production environment , log in automatically after logging in History operation to a unified directory save. Specific requirements: 1) automatically create subdirectories and history files after each user login; 2) allows the user to create a

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Directory domain server to complete the login.10. Domain controller: A domain controller is a computer that is configured with the Active Directory Installation Wizard Win2K Server. The Active Directory Installation Wizard instal

event.Active Directory recovery from backup media can be selected in two ways: authentication (authoritative restore) and unauthenticated (nonauthoritative restore).3. Non-verifiable recoveryTypically, Windows 2003 is recovered in a way that is not authenticated. When the Active Directory is restored from backup media, other domain controllers in the domain over

versions 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 selects the user principal name, and

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 selects the user principal name, and the

to facilitate nearby login. If there are multiple domain controllers in the domain, each domain controller has an active directory database, and the Active Directory content on the domain controller is dynamically synchronized, that is, any domain controller modifies the

the user name and password on their computers, and then the domain controller authenticates and issues the token, after obtaining the token, employees can transparently access various authorized resources in the domain, such as shared printers, shared folders, databases, and email addresses. In addition to entering a password at login, employees do not need to enter a password when accessing resources in the future. Is this domain-based resource allo

have two domains, each with a connection string entry inPointing to the specific user database. You define an instance of the Active Directory provider for each domain to support. Each entry will have different settings for its connection string and perhaps administrative account. The user must indicate the domain in the login page along with credentials. Once

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

Preface As far as Active Directory (AD) is concerned, there are a lot of articles from Windows 2000 that are being explored, and every time Microsoft launches a new generation of Windows, this important service technology is progressing in both functionality and performance. Here, take the latest Windows Server 2008 R2 (WIN08R2) system as an example, starting from scratch to tell about WIN08R2

In the previous blog, we introduced the core role of domain controllers in network resource allocation, and we analyzed the disaster scenarios that would result if a domain controller crashed, and in the previous blog we proposed using the method of AD data backup to perform a disaster reconstruction of the domain controller, Today we introduce the use of additional domain controllers to avoid domain crashes. If there is only one domain controller in the domain, if there is a physical failure,

command.• Example: Sample code and a description of the result. GrammarIisftp/getadprop UserID [/s Computer [/u [domain\]user/p Password]] Iisftp/setadprop UserID {msiis-ftpdir|msiis-ftproot} propertyvalue [/s Computer [/u [domain\]user/p Password]] Parameters/GetADProp Returns the property values for a specific Active Directory user. /SetADProp Sets the property values for a specific

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In Windows Server 2008, administrators have more choices to audit Active Directory objects. New Audit policy subcategory scope (directory service change) audits changes to Active Directory objects, such as creating, correcting, moving, and resuming deletes, and logging old a

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1. Experimental environmentCompany deployment has Microsoft's Active Directory, assuming the domain name for wyd.com, a Web server, running on Red Hat enterpise Linux 5.5, the site originally only in the intranet access, now because of business development, need to publish to the Internet, So that sales and maintenance staff can access it through the Internet, but because the content of the site is related

In the previous section we installed the Active Directory through Method 1, and this section focuses on checking and scheduling after installation, and this section is connected to the previous section. The experimental environment in this section: 1, domain controller DC1, which is the domain controller we installed in the previous section. 2, client Client1, a client with an XP system installed and a S

following figure, choose to enter Directory Services Restore mode. Directory Services Restore Mode does not load Active Directory, so you can avoid the problems caused by corrupted Active Directory, as shown in the following ill