: The security descriptor propagation task could not calculate a new security descriptor for the following object. .bat file to Run after the user's logon 'ms-DS-MachineAccountQuota' Recommendation 'object * contains other objects are you sure you want to delete * object?' When trying to de...
One issue you might find during the diagnostic is a "Missing SPN" entry during the MachineAccount test, as shown in the following figure. You could manually register the SPN, using SETSPN or in this specific case use the "dcdiag.exe /fix" command. "dcdiag.exe /fix" will write back the...
The “Checking domain” piece made me assume that this was actually seeing if the SPN existed. Basically checking to make sure this wouldn’t be a duplicate. Then I decided to validate that assumption. I have a bogus SPN sitting on my Claims Service account to ...
If you are not experiencing memory pressure, the limiting factor could be the “Single-Thread-Performance” of the server. This is important as every LDAP query gets a worker thread and runs no faster than one logical CPU core can manage. If you have a low number of logical cores in a ...
: The security descriptor propagation task could not calculate a new security descriptor for the following object. .bat file to Run after the user's logon 'ms-DS-MachineAccountQuota' Recommendation 'object * contains other objects are you sure you want to delete * object?' When trying to de...
If you are not experiencing memory pressure, the limiting factor could be the “Single-Thread-Performance” of the server. This is important as every LDAP query gets a worker thread and runs no faster than one logical CPU core can manage. If you have a low number of logical cores in a ...
As we all know, the KDC’s cannot issue tickets for a particular service if there are duplicate SPN’s, and authentication does not work if the SPN is on the wrong account. Experienced administrators learn to use the SETSPN utility to validate SPNs when authentication problems occur. In the...
If you are not experiencing memory pressure, the limiting factor could be the “Single-Thread-Performance” of the server. This is important as every LDAP query gets a worker thread and runs no faster than one logical CPU core can manage. If you have a low number of logical cores in a ...