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LDAP - The Lightweight Directory Access Protocol is a protocol for maintaining and accessing distributed directory information over an IP network. A client connects to a Directory System Agent (DSA), an LDAP server, via TCP and UDP port 389 or 636 for LDAPS. All information is transmitted using Basic Encoding Rules (BER).
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Kerberos - A Computer network authentication protocol that works on the basis of tickets to allow nodes communicating over a non-secure network to prove their identity to one another in a secure manner.
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Distribution groups are a feature in AD that allow sending emails to multiple people that are added to the contact list of the group within the domain. Permissions cannot be assigned in a DG.
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Security Groups allow controlling user and computers to access shared resources, set permissions over the domain, or use it as a distribution list for emails.
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Security Filtering allows filterint the scope of a GPO, so that it only applies to certain groups or users within the domain.
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Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) Filtering
- To add a WMI Filter, create an entry in the WMI Filters container in your domain.
- An example filter query to only accept Windows 10 machines
select * from Win32_OperatingSystem where Version like "10.%" and ProductType="1"
- This entry can now be selected on GPObjects to only apply to users and computers that apply to that filter.
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NTP (Network Time Protocol) is important:
- for security, as time stamps need to be used to validate authentication to prevent many different types of attacks.
- Synced clocks allow working with many different systems and to corelate events across servers and clients.
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Linking a GPO simply means to apply that GP to the objects with in the OU.
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Enforced GOPs cannot be overriden by later policies up the tree
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Active Directory Domain Service – a Directory Service for use in Windows Domain networks.
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Domain - a system in which a user may be granted access to a number of computer resources with the use of a single username and password.
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Domain Controller – server that responds to security auth requests within a Windows Domain. It authenticates and authorizes all users and computers in a Windows Domain, assigning and enforcing secutity policies for all computers and the installation and updating of software.
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Forest – Top level term for the collection of Directory Trees in the particular instance of AD
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Group Policy - controls the working environment of user accounts and computer accounts. Group Policy provides centralized management and configuration of operating systems, applications, and users' settings in an Active Directory environment. A version of Group Policy called Local Group Policy ("LGPO" or "LocalGPO") also allows Group Policy Object management on standalone and non-domain computers
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Security Groups are a specific type of distribution group that allows the assign security rights.
- Domain Controller - 128.82.6.193
- Clients -128.82.6.194-6
- Add a new forest – Root domain name- tyler.undernet.cs.odu.edu
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Creating Organizational Units Active Directory Users and Computers > tyler.undernet.cs.odu.edu Context Menu > New > Organizational Unit
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Add a user of USERNAME to the OU Organizational Unit under my domain.
dsadd user “cn=$USERNAME,ou=$OU,dc=TYLER,dc=undernet,dc=cs,dc=odu,dc=edu”
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Redirect Computers to the New Machines OU in the tyler.undernet.cs.odu.edu domain
redircmp “OU=New Machines,DC=TYLER,DC=undernet,DC=cs,DC=odu,DC=odu”
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Add Clients to domain Setup 6net connection with DNS as the domain controller ip. Settings -> Join Domain -> tyler.undernet
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Delegate Password resetting tyler.undernet.cs.odu.edu -> Delegate Control (Opens a Wizard) -> Select Systems Staff -> Delegate the following common tasks -> Select only " reset user passwords and force password change at next login". Is there a way to only assign the reset permission for Staff to the Students group?
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"Allow Users to connect remotely by using Remote Desktop Services."
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GPOs are processed in the following order: The order in which GPOs are processed is significant because when policy is applied, it overwrites policy that was applied earlier.
- The local GPO is applied.
- GPOs linked to sites are applied.
- GPOs linked to domains are applied.
- GPOs linked to organizational units are applied. For nested organizational units, GPOs linked to parent organizational units are applied before GPOs linked to child organizational units are applied.
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Setup to audit all events
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Policies -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Windows Time Service -> Time Providers -> Enabled Windows NTP Server.
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Windows Setting -> Security Settings -> Local Policies -> Security Options -> Iteractive Login: Message text
- Staff1->Password1!
- Staff2->Password2!
- Faculty1->Passwordf1!
- Faculty2->Passwordf2!
- Student1->Passwords1!
- Student2->Passwords2!
- Student3->Passwords3!
- Windows Clients: Local Admin Account: DESKTOP-CLIENT$NUMBER\Client1 no password
Made password policy - minimum characters 6 instead 7.
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