The loss of network connection to an Active Directory site could have several potential impacts: Inability to authenticate or authorize users in…
If there is data corruption in a single Active Directory server, the potential impacts depend on a few factors: Is it a…
Here are some best practices for securing a bridgehead server: Hardening the server - Apply all security updates and patches. Disable unnecessary…
A bridgehead server in Active Directory is a domain controller that sits at the edge of the Active Directory forest. It has the following…
Replication is the process of copying information to synchronize data across multiple computer storage points. It is used to increase…
If a bridgehead server becomes unavailable in Active Directory, the replication traffic that was being handled by that server will need to be…
Yes, it is possible to manually designate a bridgehead server in Active Directory. Here are the steps to follow: Open…
In Active Directory, you can designate a bridgehead server for a site using the Active Directory Sites and Services console. Here are…
The Knowledge Consistency Checker (KCC) in Active Directory is responsible for automatically selecting bridgehead servers for inter-site replication. When choosing a bridgehead…
When creating a site and subnet in Active Directory, you will need to provide several details to ensure that the site…