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What FSMO role to another domain controller if a domain controller that holds a fsmo role fails and will not be returend to the network?
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What is a domain controller server?
In network first server has been install is call domain controller server.. If you wan t to check server is domain controller or, backup domain controller. you can check Run -> cmd -> net accounts If computer role will show PRIMARY it means your domain is PRIYMARY domain controller, if it will be show BACKUP, means you can assume my domain installed in my network is ADC (Additional Domain Controller) Hope you will get benefit.. Regards, Ranjeet karak New Delhi
What is a server control?
In network first server has been install is call domain controller server.. If you wan t to check server is domain controller or, backup domain controller. you can check Run -> cmd -> net accounts If computer role will show PRIMARY it means your domain is PRIYMARY domain controller, if it will be show BACKUP, means you can assume my domain installed in my network is ADC (Additional Domain Controller) Hope you will get benefit.. Regards, Ranjeet karak New Delhi
In a Windows 2000 domain where is the acces to an individual workstation on the network controlled?
The Domain Controller (Server)
What is the difference between outbound and inbound replication?
Outbound replication is when a domain controller transmits replication information to other domain controllers on a network andInbound replication is when a domain controller receives updates to the Active Directory database from other domain controllers on the network.
A domain is a physical network structure that must include a Windows Server product and a domain controller?
True.
Before you create a domain controller a DNS server must be available on the network TrueFalse?
True
Why ADS is required for domain controller?
Domain Controller it is Microsoft Windows Server 2000/2003 directory server that provides access controls over users, accounts, groups, computers and other network resources. Domain Controller authenticate users and maintains directory services and the security database for a domain. without ADS it is not possible.
What 3 types of domain controller does Exchange access?
Global Catalog, Normal Domain Controller, and Configuration Domain Controller
Why is it best practice to configure a domain controller with an static address instead of dynamically?
A domain controller should have a static IP address so that it does not require DHCP(which is conveniently often ran on the domain controller) to come up onto the network. With a dynamically assigned IP address it would be possible for it to receive a different IP address when it requests its IP initially or when the lease expires. If this were to happen, all hosts on the network would essentially stop working because they would continue to try to access the domain controller via the old IP. If the domain controller fails to obtain an IP address via DHCP no users or computers would be able to access it, hence possibly causing your network to cease functioning.
What happens if primary domain controller fails?
You wont be able to access the network resources/login properly to your account.
What can you transfer from one domain controller to another using the Active Directory Domains and Trusts MMC snap-in?
Domain Naming Master
What fsmo can you transfer from one domain controller to another using the active directory domains and trust mmc snap-in?
Domain Naming Master
