Learn how you can implement common Active Directory cleanup best practices into your workflow to help ensure workstations and domain admins have proper local admin rights.
In order to install an Active Directory domain, you will need to install theActive Directory Domain Services (ADDS)role on the Windows Server machine. This server is called an Active DirectoryDomain Controller (DC). Depending on the needs and size of the domain, a domain can have one or mo...
減少Active Directory 攻擊面您可以藉由減少 Active Directory 部署上的攻擊面以防止攻擊。 換句話說,您可以藉由縮小前一節所述的安全差距,讓您的部署更安全。避免授與過多的權限認證竊取攻擊取決於管理員授與特定帳戶過多的權限。 您可以預防這些攻擊執行下列動作:...
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Trackinguser logon/logoff activityis essential for both security and compliance. Logoff patterns that break from the norm can indicate suspicious activity. 6. Privileged User Activities Privileged users are often responsible for weaknesses in your Active Directory security, intentionally or otherwise, so...
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Domain user accountsare intended for use by services and are centrallymanaged by Active Directory. It’s possible to create a user account for a single service, or to share it across multiple services. However, with domain user accounts, you can only grant the privileges required by the servic...
Part II provides recommendations for maintaining Active Directory securely with such practices such as periodically auditing domain controller configurations to ensure that unauthorized changes have not occurred.Note: This chapter contains recommendations for periodic audits of domain controller configurations, ...
Allow existing user accounts and resource permissions to be migrated. Include the migration of services and applications running on existing servers.This document describes the deployment of Windows 2000 and Active Directory. Specifically, you will learn the best practices for deploying your Active Direct...