August 2006
Intermediate to advanced
104 pages
1h 44m
English
This section will focus on some common problems that we’ve come across over the years, along with information on how to recognize these situations and how best to solve the problems.
The vast majority of problems found in Active Directory can be directly attributed to DNS errors or DNS configuration. This is especially common when there is more then one domain in Active Directory. Consider, for example, a common configuration where a placeholder root domain was brought up to protect the enterprise-level accounts. We’ll call this placeholder root corp.root. As a peer to corp.root is the account domain companyabc.com. In this configuration, there are four ...
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