
Implications of
multiple forests on campus
Justification of need for Windows
Infrastructure Project
People who have contacted Brian about tree
Loosely organized spreadsheet of all interested contacts
Schema changes for visibility rules
Domain
services
Kerberos
interoperability setup
OU
structure build
Create keytabs for Stanford Registry Harvester
Add suPersonAux class
Import
Certificate for SSL LDAP
Install
Generator G-1
Schedule Backups
Description
of the Harvester Phases
Status of Harvester
Replication of User Attributes by Harvester
Phases
Mapping
what the suvisib attributes protect
Backup and Recovery of AD servers
Domain tree drawing (Early proposal)
Who Admins What
(needs update)
Windows
Administrator Contact List (needs update)
Authorization
in WIN domain (under construction)
Extended rights defined in Windows
2000 Default Schema
Extended rights defined in Windows 2000 + Exchange
2000 Schema
Properties of the "User" object
Attributes required for Windows 2000 logon
Values for UserAccountControl
AD Replication notes
E2K Internals: Permissions Guide
AD attributes that E2K uses
Attributes Required to Route Messages Through the Categorizer
Brad's case for a definitive answer: SRX020107604705 Unpublished as of 2/12/02
Unofficial content from previous link
Our guess based on attribute names
RUS articles
Summary of the Exchange 2000 Recipient Update Service
Tasks Performed by the Recipient Update Service
Multiple Recipient Update Services in a Single Domain
Requirements for Disabling the Recipient Update Service
How to Check the Progress of the Recipient Update Service
Troubleshooting the Recipient Update Service
How to Start RUS programmatically
How the Recipient Update Service Applies System Policies
How Exchange Hides Group Membership in the Active Directory
How the Recipient Update Service Populates Address Lists
Errors Logged When RUS Not Able to Update Certain User Objects in the Directory
Automating
creation of Computer accounts in Windows 2000
Location
of ADM files in Windows 2000
Public Key Crypto Standards
(PKCS)
IPSEC
for Kerberos Traffic
IPSEC
for DC <-> DC Traffic
Intra-site
DC replication frequency
Replication
collision in a multi-master model
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