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DNS partitions and their CrossRef(erence) objects in the AD Configuration Container Posted on June 20, 2012 by Ace Fekay Steps taken to resolve an issue with corrupted application, specifically, DNS partition CrossRef(erence) objectsin the AD Configuration Container Original compilation and blog date: 6/20/2012 Preface This was a pro bono support procedure I performed for a poster in the Microsoft Technet forums. There were numerous problems, from an attempted replica promotion, then unplugged because it wouldn't replicate, to numerous other https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/af144b52-867c-4dee-8aca-bf3aa81cc69f/problem-in-connecting-to-an-ad-lds-instance-by-using-adsi-edit?forum=winserverDS errors. The efforts in the forum were difficult because anything we suggested just wouldn't work, which indicated a deeper problem. Here's the original thread for reference. THe original post date 11/29/2011, but a few of us tried to assist for a month or so, until I offered to remote in to repair it. Final completion was approximately http://blogs.msmvps.com/acefekay/2012/06/20/steps-taken-to-resolve-an-issue-with-corrupted-application-partitions-specifically-dns-partitions-and-their-crossref-erence-objects-in-the-ad-configuration-container/ 1/16/2012. Technet Forum Thread: "Issue with windows server 2008 R2 active directory access" Original post 11/29/2011http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winserverDS/thread/964ca0ff-3264-4f00-bda1-5ed3a3cc2801/ Procedure *********************************************************************** C:\Users\admin>netdom query fsmoSchema master dserver2.CRL.lanDomain naming master dserver2.CRL.lanPDC dserver2.CRL.lanRID pool manager dserver2.CRL.lanInfrastructure master dserver2.CRL.lanThe command completed successfully. ***********************************************************************Dcdiag shows: Starting test: MachineAccount Checking machine account for DC DSERVER2 on DC DSERVER2. Warning: Attribute userAccountControl of DSERVER2 is: 0x82020 = ( PASSWD_NOTREQD | SERVER_TRUST_ACCOUNT | TRUSTED_FOR_DELEGATION ) Typical setting for a DC is 0x82000 = ( SERVER_TRUST_ACCOUNT | TRUSTED_FOR_DELEGATION ) This may be affecting replication? * SPN found :LDAP/dserver2.CRL.lan/CRL.lan * SPN found :LDAP/dserver2.CRL.lan * SPN found :LDAP/DSERVER2 * SPN found :LDAP/dserver2.CRL.lan/CRL * SPN found :LDAP/b072f201-6e73-4798-93b1-01c0e084cc4d._msdcs.CRL.lan * SPN found :E3514235-4B06-11D1-AB04-00C04FC2DCD2/b072f201-6e73-4798-93b1-01c0e084cc4d/CRL.lan * SPN found :HOST/dserver2.CRL.lan/CRL.lan * SPN found :HOST/dserver2.CRL.lan * SPN found :HOST/DSERVER2 * SPN found :HOST/dserver2.CRL.lan/CRL * SPN found :GC/dserver2.CRL.lan/CRL.lan I changed it to what it should be: 0x82000 by using ADSI Edit: ADSI Edit shows decimal value for UserAccountControl as 532512 (0x82020)I changed it to 532480 (0x82000) Ref:Incorrect userAccountControl Attribute value causes error when running DCDIAG or during pr
"DNS zone replication in Active Directory When configuring the DNS zones to replicate to all domains in the forest, instead of all domains just http://clintboessen.blogspot.com/2011/07/replication-scope-could-not-be-set-for.html in the current domain the following error was experianced:"The replication scope could not https://sdmsoftware.com/group-policy-blog/tips-tricks/modifying-default-gpo-permissions-creation-time/ be set. For more information, see "DNS zone replication in Active Directory" in Help and Support. The error was:There was a server failure.To understand where DNS is stored in Active Directory please see:http://clintboessen.blogspot.com/2010/02/active-directory-dns-zone-locations.htmlWhen trying to connect to the DNS Domain Partition Zone using ADSI Edit (following the above article) the operation failed following error was received:Operation failed. Error code: 0x202bA referral was returned from the server.0000202B: RefErr: DSID-03100742, data 0, 1 access pointsref 1 : 'DomainDnsZones.domain.local'It turned out that the partitions "DomainDNSZones" and "ForestDNSZones" were a lost cause. To fix this you need to perform the following steps:1. use NTDSUtil to remove the replicas for both ForestDNSZone and DomainDNSZone. Wait for replication. Verify the operation failed error changes took place then delete each of the partitions.2. After the deletion has processed to all domain controllers, go into DNS Management and change the Zone to Forest Level/Domain Level. Active Directory will automatically recreate the partition within Active Directory. These new AD application partitions will automatically replicate to all DNS servers. These will then be accessible through ADSI Edit.It may take over 30 minutes to get to synchronise the DNS zone around - AD is very slow when it comes to DNS.After this no errors are showing up in the DNS or Active Directory event logs, diagnostics come back clean. Posted by Clint Boessen at 7:31 PM Labels: Active Directory, Windows Server General 2 comments: HemanthJune 11, 2012 at 3:58 AMIn step 1 once we delete the partitions dc=ForestDNSZone,dc=domain,dc=com & dc=DomainDNSZone,dc=domain,dc=com the dnsmgmt.msc window will become empty so then how come we can change change the Zone to Forest Level/Domain Level.ReplyDeleteCourtney WinterJuly 5, 2012 at 11:23 PMI like your post, the fact that your site is a little bit different makes it so interesting, I get fed up of seeing the same old boring re
Resources Newsletter Case Studies Whitepapers Blog Forums SDM Software Support Company About Connect Our Team gpoguy Navbar Link Solutions Overview Group Policy Reporting Auditing / Attestation Compliance Automation Products Products Overview GPO Reporting Pak Group Policy Auditing & Attestation (GPAA) Group Policy Compliance Manager Group Policy Automation Engine Resources Newsletter Case Studies Whitepapers Blog Forums SDM Software Support Company About Connect Our Team gpoguy ☰ Modifying Default GPO Permissions at Creation Time Written by Darren Mar-Elia Posted on Friday, June 17, 2016 6 Comments « Find and Delete All Empty GPOs - GP Reporting Pak MS16-072 - GP Permissions and an overview » Now that we are all digging out from MS16-072, and the reality that it likely won't be "fixed" anytime soon, I think it's worthwhile to drop a quick blog post about how you can ensure that all GPOs that get created going forward in your environment, get the proper read permissions on them. A long time ago, I blogged about how you could add additional groups to the default GPO ACL by modifying the defaultSecurityDescriptor attribute on the group-policy-container AD schema class. This method is well documented by Microsoft and indeed will allow you to add Default Computers with read access to every new GPO that gets created to address future problems with MS16-072. The process is relatively simple (or as simple as a schema change in AD can be). The first step, is that you obviously need permissions to make such a change. This means that you need to be a member of the Schema Admins group in AD. Here are the next steps. I probably don't need to say this but MODIFYING THE SCHEMA SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN LIGHTLY!!!! SO BE CAREFUL. 1.If you have the AD tools installed on your server or workstation, fire up ADSIEdit.msc and, from the Action, Connect To menu, connect to the schema instance of your domain: Connecting to the AD Schema in ADSIEdit 2. Once connected to the schema, expand the CN=Schema, CN=Configuration… tree to view all of the class and attribute objects on the right. Navigate down to CN=Group-Policy-Container, as shown here: The Group Policy Container class in ADSIEdit 3. Double-c