Examples of using Computer object in English and their translations into Slovak
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In addition, a password is set on the computer object.
Locate the computer object that you want the Cluster service account to use.
Only the list of GPOs based on the computer object is used.
To disable the computer object, click to clear the Enable Kerberos Authentication option.
Renaming the Network Name and its corresponding computer object.
DisplayName- This is the friendly name for the computer object as it appears in the directory or address book.
The three attributes that are written to the VirtualServer's computer object are.
Move computer objects into a different OU, and then apply the policy settings at that OU level.
More Information Active Directory access rights for creating a computer object.
The Cluster service never deletes a computer object from Active Directory.
The FRS servicelooks for subscription information only under the node's computer object.
The Cluster service tries to update the computer object that matches the NetBIOS name of the virtual server.
More Information Active Directory access rights for creating a computer object.
If the domain administrator gives explicit"Create Computer Objects" rights to the Cluster service account, the quota is over-ridden.
To verify that the Clusterservice account has the proper permissions on the computer object.
If the Cluster Service account still cannot create a Computer Object, verify that a Group Policy is not over-writing the Local Policy.
The Network Name resource will automatically contact Active Directory andchange the computer object's name.
A Network Name resource does not come online if a computer object exists but you do not select the Enable Kerberos Authentication option.
Note You cannot filter the user settings thatare applied by denying or removing the AGP and Read rights from the computer object specified for the loopback policy.
The process of renaming a VirtualServer that has an associated computer object is similar to renaming a standard Network Name resource, except the resource has to be offline to make the change.
This article describes how to troubleshoot the Cluster servicewhen it creates or modifies a computer object in Active Directory for a server cluster(virtual server).
However, there may be instances when a computer object resides in a specific organizational unit, and the user settings of a policy should be applied based on the location of the computer object instead of the user object. .
CreatingDC also displays the domain controller that wascontacted to"hijack" the existing computer object if a computer object was pre-created by the domain administrator.
If the Cluster Service account still cannot create a Computer Object, verify that a Group Policy is not over-writing the Local Policy.
Summary This article describes how to troubleshoot the Cluster service when it creates ormodifies a computer object in Active Directory for a server cluster(virtual server).
One of the features of the Network Name resource in WindowsServer 2003 is the ability to create a computer object in Active Directory that allows programs to use Kerberos as an authentication protocol when the program contacts a service by using a cluster virtual name.
BINL checks for the existence of aclient computer by querying Active Directory for a computer object whose netbootGUID matches the GUID sent during the request.
In the Active Directory Users and Computers MMC(DSA),you can right-click the computer object in the Computers or appropriate container and then click Reset Account.
If members of the Authenticated Users group or the Cluster service account are blocked from creating a computer object, if you are the domain administrator,you must pre-create the virtual server computer object.
If members of the Authenticated Users group or the Cluster service account are blocked from creating a computer object, if you are the domain administrator,you must pre-create the virtual server computer object.