Picking an Active Directory domain name is one of the most important steps in setting up a domain. And one that is important to get right the first time, as changing it later is a non-trivial task. There have been religious debates on this issue, and MS recommendations have changed over time.
Jan 31, 2017 · IT administrators have been working with and around Active Directory since the introduction of the technology in Windows 2000 Server. Windows 2000 Server was released on February 17, 2000 but many administrators began working with Active Directory in late 1999 when it was released to manufacturing (RTM) on December 15, 1999. Apr 09, 2012 · domain with Active Directory. Need to be done: WCF service, which hosted in IIS and accessible from Internet (not LAN!). Service must: authenticate users, using Active Directory (users can send their name and password); authorize users, using Active Directory groups defined for the user's account. Apr 14, 2011 · Windows Server 2008 R2 Thread, Syncing AD over the internet in Technical; Sorry if this is in the wrong place. Active Directory. 14th April 2011, 09:12 PM #3. Gaz Oct 14, 2013 · Configure LDAPs an Active Directory Domain Controller for LDAP over SSL Connections I recently had to configure a Directory Sync feature between a cloud based SPAM filtering service and a client’s Active Directory and came across the option of either syncing via regular LDAP port 389 (unecrypted) or LDAPS over SSL port 636.
Oct 14, 2013 · Configure LDAPs an Active Directory Domain Controller for LDAP over SSL Connections I recently had to configure a Directory Sync feature between a cloud based SPAM filtering service and a client’s Active Directory and came across the option of either syncing via regular LDAP port 389 (unecrypted) or LDAPS over SSL port 636.
Steps to configure SSO in Freshservice using Active Directory. STEP 1: Installing Internet Information Services (IIS) Internet Information Server (IIS Manager) should be configured on Windows Server to host the Classic ASP script file which will access user information from the Active directory. The second and, in my view, bigger problem is that, if you are working with machines that are not in an Active Directory domain, you don’t have any trust relationship with the remote computers. You are then dealing only with symmetric encryption, so man-in-the-middle attacks are theoretically possible because the key has to be transferred first. Picking an Active Directory domain name is one of the most important steps in setting up a domain. And one that is important to get right the first time, as changing it later is a non-trivial task. There have been religious debates on this issue, and MS recommendations have changed over time.
Picking an Active Directory domain name is one of the most important steps in setting up a domain. And one that is important to get right the first time, as changing it later is a non-trivial task. There have been religious debates on this issue, and MS recommendations have changed over time.
Is there a way to keep a laptop joined and connected to my Active Directory domain with network login accounts still available over the Internet? Thursday, March 28, 2013 9:03 PM Reply