Commonly known as the Active Directory, the Microsoft Server Directory has lists of all the operating systems just to mention but a few. How good are you with the directory? Find out below and all the best.
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False
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Global Catalog partition
Domain directory partition
Configuration partition
Application directory partition5
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False
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One-way trust
Shortcut trust
Forest trust
Option 4
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Database replication
Multimaster replication
Intrasite replication
Intersite replication
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By default, the Infrastructure master is chosen randomly per domain
There can be multiple schema masters per domain
The RID Master is responsible for providing backward compatibility with NT domain controllers
There is only one domain naming master per forest, which must be available whenever domains
SITELINKIPDEFAULT
SITELINKDEFAULT
DEFAULTIPSITELINK
SITELINKDEFAULTIP
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Infrastructure master
Domain naming master
RID master
Schema master
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TestUserA has no permissions to the object because he has been denied write access.
TestUserA is part of TestGroup, therefore TestUserA has Full Control permissions regardless of the Deny Write permission.
TestUserA can do anything that Full Control would allow him to do, except write to the object.
This can’t happen because conflicting permissions are not allowed in an object’s DACL.
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Domain naming master
RID master
PDC emulator master
Schema master
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flexibility
manageability
reliability
Security
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TestUserA is given default permissions for the object because Full Control and Deny Full Control cancel each other out
This can’t be done because conflicting permissions are not allowed in an object’s DACL
TestUserA has no permissions due to Deny Full Control
TestUserA has Full Control permissions
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Access Control Extension
Acceptable Control Extension
Applied Control Entry
Access Control Entry
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Use the dsview /delegated command
Be on the original domain controller where permission was delegated
Be the owner of the OU
View the OU’s permissions
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