AD Recycle Bin
A function that allows you to restore deleted Active Directory objects more easily.
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AD Site
AD Site is a concept or mechanism used in active directory to represent a logical network localization in Active Directory.
View →AD Sites and Services
A console and logic model describing AD network sites, subnetworks and replication links.
View →AD Subnet
AD Subnet is a concept or mechanism used in active directory to associate an IP subnet with an Active Directory site.
View →AdminSDHolder
An AD object that serves as a permission template for certain accounts and protected groups.
View →AGDLP
A method of organizing groups and permissions in Active Directory.
View →Authoritative Restore
A AD restoration in which some restored objects are marked as more recent than replicated copies.
View →Constrained Delegation
One delegation Kerberos limited to explicitly authorized services.
View →Fine-Grained Password Policy
A specific password policy applied to certain users or groups.
View →Global Catalog
A domain controller role containing a partial copy of the forest objects.
View →gMSA
A service account automatically managed by Active Directory.
View →KDC
The service that delivers the tickets Kerberos in an Active Directory domain.
View →KDS Root Key
KDS Root Key is a concept or mechanism used in active directory to enable gMSA password generation.
View →Kerberos Constrained Delegation
The forced delegation Kerberos limits the services to which an identity may delegate authentication.
View →Kerberos Delegation
A mechanism for a service to use the identity of a user to another service.
View →Lingering Object
An obsolete AD object present on a domain controller while it has been deleted elsewhere.
View →Managed Service Account
A service account with a password that is automatically managed by Active Directory.
View →No-Authoritative Restore
A restoration where the domain controller then recovers the latest data from its partners.
View →NTLM
Former challenge-response authentication mechanism still used in some Windows environments.
View →Protected Users
An AD group designed to strengthen the protection of certain sensitive accounts.
View →Resource-Based Constrained Delegation
RBCD allows the target service to define which identities can be delegated to it.
View →SDProp
The process that regularly applies security clearances to protected objects.
View →SPN
An identifier that links a network service to an Active Directory account.
View →Subnet Object AD
An object that links an IP subnet to an Active Directory site.
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