The feature being activated is a Site scoped feature which has a dependency on a Site Collection scoped feature which has not been activated Site The feature being activated is a Site scoped feature which has a dependency on a Site Collection scoped feature which has not been activated. Please activate the following feature before trying... Continue Reading →
Queries on Active Directory
dsquery -o {dn | rdn} Specifies output format Finding a Computer Account Click Start, and then click Run. In the Open box, type cmd. At the command prompt, type the following command: dsquery computer -name name To find all groups in the current domain whose name starts with "PC" dsquery group domainroot -name PC* "dsquery... Continue Reading →
Finding out on which Domain Controller a user is logged in
- Finding out on which Domain Controller a user is logged in Open the CMD and run the following command echo %logonserver%
Seizing FSMO ROLES
To query FSMO Roles netdom query fsmo Seize the domain naming master role Open the CMD To seize the RID master role Open Command Prompt. Type: ntdsutil At the ntdsutil command prompt, type: roles At the fsmo maintenance command prompt, type: connections At the server connections command prompt, type: connect to serverDomainController At the server... Continue Reading →
Eight Position (RJ-45) Modular Cable
Internet Services Eight Position (RJ-45) Modular Cable T568B (with clip down) T568A (with clip down) UTP consists of 4 twisted pairs. The standard colors are: white/blue - blue white/orange - orange white/green - green white/brown - brown Hub to Hub or Computer to Computer connection: one end T568A, other end T568B (Crossover Cable). Hub to... Continue Reading →
FSMO ROLS
What is FSMO ROLES? The FSMO (flexible single master operations) roles assigned in our environment to Domain-Controllers and provide us the ability to manage our environment without Conflicts , The FSMO roles can be transfer between Domain-Controllers and that's provide us the ability to manage our environment in much more flexibility . There are 5... Continue Reading →