Page 196 of the DSE Security Knowledge Hub, with source-backed guidance, checklists, explainers, and playbooks.
Microsoft states: “This article explains how to recover from a corrupted Active Directory database or from a similar problem that prevents your computer from starting in normal mode.”
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Microsoft states: “This article provides a resolution for event 142: The time service has stopped advertising as a time source.”
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Microsoft states: “This article describes the Lingering Object Liquidator (LoL) tool for finding and removing lingering objects.”
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Microsoft states: “This article describes how phantoms are used in Windows Server.”
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Microsoft states: “This article describes several authentication related error messages that can occur when you join client computers that are running Windows to a domain.”
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Microsoft states: “This article helps manually remove lingering objects after you bring an outdated domain controller (DC) or global catalog server back online.”
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Microsoft states: “This article provides solutions to an issue where event ID 5788 and event ID 5789 are logged when the DNS domain name and the Active Directory domain name differ on a Windows-based computer.”
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Microsoft states: “This article describes a registry value that administrators can use to control when the primary domain controller (PDC) is contacted, which can help reduce communication costs between sites and reduce the load on the PDC.”
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Microsoft states: “This article provides help to fix an issue that occurs if a change that is made on the local domain controller is also made on the domain controller that holds the PDC operations master role.”
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Microsoft states: “This article discusses steps about how to troubleshoot LDAP over SSL (LDAPS) connection problems.”
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