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Mastering Active Directory - Second Edition
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Mastering Active Directory - Second Edition

by Dishan Francis
August 2019
Intermediate to advanced
786 pages
20h 22m
English
Packt Publishing
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Relative ID operations master role

The relative identifier (RID) master role is a domain-wide setting, and each domain in the forest can have RID role owners. It is responsible for maintaining a pool of relative identifiers that will be used when creating objects in the domain. Each and every object in a domain has a unique security identifier (SID). The RID value is used in the process of SID value creation. The SID is a unique value to represent an object in Active Directory. The RID is the incremental portion of the SID value. Once the RID value is being used to generate a SID, it will not be used again. Even after deleting an object from AD, it will not able to reclaim the RID value back. This ensure the uniqueness of the SID value. The ...

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