Robbie Allen is a technical leader at Cisco Systems and a Windows Server Directory Services MVP. He is the author of Active Directory Cookbook (O’Reilly & Associates). Email address: rallen@rallenhome.com
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5 Must-Have AD Tools
Five command-line tools—AdFind, AdMod, OldCmp, Dsrevoke, and AdRestore—can help you efficiently manage your AD environment.
Windows IT Pro
WKGUID Binding
Learn how to use WKGUID binding and how to change the default WKBIND containers in Windows 2003.
Windows IT Pro
February 17, 2004
AD Tombstone Objects
Windows 2003 lets you restore deleted objects in AD. Find out the basics of AD's tombstoning process and how to bring deleted objects back from the dead.
Windows IT Pro
Using LDIF Files to Extend the AD Schema
You can use the Perl Net::LDAP modules not only to import LDIF files in the AD schema but also to verify schema extensions and reduce the potential for errors during the import.
Windows IT Pro
Your Mission: Delete from the AD Schema
You've probably been led to believe that deleting classes and attributes from the AD schema is impossible. This article dispels the myth by showing you how to enable schema deletions and what precautions you must take before doing so.
Windows IT Pro
October 8, 2002
Query and Update DNS
If you understand the structure of DNS and the basics of how to use the Perl Net::DNS modules, you can write scripts that find all the DCs in a site or domain, find all the GC servers in a forest, and update DNS when you bring new servers online.
Windows IT Pro
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