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Active Directory and Group Policy

Overview Active Directory Basics Structure Components Objects Roles Schema Sites Interop

Overview Group Policy

Active Directory What is Active Directory? LDAP Directory Service Works with and requires DNS Incorporated into Windows 2000 and XP Centrally Managed Extensible Interoperable

Active Directory Building blocks of Active Directory Objects Sites Users Machines Sites Domains Trees Forests Trusts Transitive Non-Transitive Cross Link

Active Directory Building blocks cont’d Domain Controllers Groups Global Groups Universal Groups Domain Local Groups

Active Directory Marketing Organizational Unit Accounting Blackhat.com

Active Directory Two way trust Two way trust east Transitive Trust west Blackhat.com

Active Directory Cross link One way trust Defcon.org Blackhat.com

Active Directory Sites Collection of IP addresses Information is stored by all domain controllers in the forest Intra-site replication is instant Inter-site replication can be scheduled Used at logon to find closest Domain Controller Bridgehead Server Maintains link between sites.

Active Directory Sites cont’d Subnets Knowledge Consistency Checker Does not necessarily translate from actual subnets Knowledge Consistency Checker Automatically defines the replication topology and bridgehead servers. These can be set manually

Active Directory FSMO Rules (Flexible Single-Master Operation) Domain Naming Master Domain specific tasks (addition, removal of domains) Infrastructure Master Maintains cross directory links PDC Emulator Support for NT4 domains. First server that takes password changes Relative ID (RID) Master Makes sure all SIDs are unique. All object moves happen through here. Schema Master

Active Directory Global Catalog Read Only Partial database. Subset of information in the schema Used for fast searching and logons All universal group information is stored in the Global Catalog.

Active Directory Schema Holds what type of information can be stored in the Active Directory Each object is an instance of a class Attributes are defined for classes Optional or mandatory Tree like structure Classes are inherited

Active Directory Schema cont’d Schema Classes Abstract Classes Not actually used to make objects. Used to provide structure to the schema Structural Classes This is used to make directory objects Auxiliary Classes Provides add on information that can be applied to other classes

Active Directory Schema Cont’d Schema is cached in memory Only one Schema for the entire forest Cannot actually delete anything from the Schema after it has been extended. The only option you have is to deactivate any non used classes

Active Directory DNS AD puts in a number of SRV records into your DNS. _ldap._tcp. 600 IN SRV 0 100 389 server1 _ldap._tcp.pdc IN SRV 0 100 389 server 1 _kerberos._tcp.dc._msdcs IN SRV 0 100 88 server1

Active Directory Replication Multi Mastered Tracks meta-data Different based on whether intra-site or inter-site Intra-site is simple, and not very configurable Inter-site can use RPC or SMTP Not all data is replicated For instance, user last logon time Replicates attributes, not entire objects

Active Directory Replication cont’d Meta-Data Update Sequence Number (USN) Defines latest update on a paticular Domain Controller Property Version Number Version of attribute Attribute Timestamp IP address of Domain Controller Server stores the USN of each DC seperately Each USN is stored by the server’s GUID

Active Directory Replication Cont’d When a change is made on the Domain controller the USN is changed. The other DCs are notified. The DC asks for all the changes post the USN it has recorded. DC applies changes and stores new USN for that DC.

Active Directory Replication cont’d Conflict Resolution A conflict is detected by the DC comparing the PVN on the local store with the one in the change. If a conflict is detected it is resolved with these values Highest PVN Timestamp IP address

Active Directory Inter-site replication By default, this is done by a schedule Very configurable. Can define what servers replicate to what servers. Can use RPC or SMTP SMTP doesn’t support file replication (e.g. logon scripts) Compressed by up to 15% You CAN turn on inter-site notification This has the effect of making inter-site communication just like intra-site.

Active Directory Password Replication Password changes can happen on any DC When a password is changed on a DC it pushes that change immediately to the PDC Emulator Before a server actually rejects a bad password, it contacts the PDC Emulator and verifies it there This makes sure that a password change does not deny access

Active Directory Other replication issues Multiple Values Some attributes have multiple values (i.e. Groups) This can be a problem as it could lead to two valid changes but both with the same PVN Only the latest change will be kept. The previous ones will be dropped Inherited permissions Inherited permissions are actually stored on each object However, the DC only replicates the inheritable permission and let’s the receiving server actually do the work.

Active Directory Other Replication Issues cont’d Tombstone When an object is deleted it isn’t removed at first This would cause the other DCs to not know the object should be deleted. Instead, when an object is deleted it has a “tombstone” placed on it. This object is moved to a hidden Deleted Objects container. This is hidden even from ADSI The tombstone is replicated to all controllers Garbage collection goes through and removes tombstoned objects that have expired

Active Directory Other Replication Issues cont’d LostAndFound The LostAndFound container holds objects that tried to replicate but could not for some reason Suppose somebody adds a user to an OU on one server but then deletes the OU on another server

Active Directory Other Replication Issues cont’d Urgent Replication Standard replication happens every 5 minutes intra-site and upon schedule for inter-site Certain circumstances demand immediate replication RID Master change If another server has been given the role as RID Master LSA Secret Change Account lock-outs Urgent Replication doesn’t happen inter-site unless notification is turned on.