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.pdc file history
.pdc file history












  1. #.pdc file history install
  2. #.pdc file history full

Overload with 4 arguments means, you simply define source and target domain, source account from which you want to take the objectSID and target account where you want to write sidHistory. However, the most easy way to use the 4 fold overload with SIDCloner did never work in our tests. With all the requirements settled, you are able to migrate sidHistory by using the sample script, that Jiri published on the SID Cloner Website. + special permission “migrateSIDHistory” on the Active Directory domain object in target domain

#.pdc file history full

+ full access permissions to the object (better OU) While read permissions on objects in source domain are sufficient (you are reading the “standard” attribute objectSID there), the permissions to modify the object in target domain by writing the sidHistory value requires more: + the Security Identifier we want to transfer must not already exist in any sidHstory attributes of objects in target domainįor running Powershell code based on SID Cloner you do not necessarily need domain admin credentials in target domain. + Audit Mode must be turned on in each domain and also Account Management auditing of Success/Failure events must turned to on. + a special registry key must be created on PDC Emulator DC in source domain: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa\TcpipClientSupport + a domain-local group “domain$$$” must be created in source domain + Auditing must be enabled in source domain + for source domain all actions will have the PDC Emulator as target you cannot bind to another DC than the one with the PDC Emulator role

.pdc file history

+ source and target domain must not be in the same Active Directory forest + a trust relationship must exist between source and target domain In brief we need the following prerequisites to be in place before we can start writing sidHistory ( (v=vs.85).aspx):

.pdc file history

SID Cloner and ADMT come from the same “mothership” DsAddSidHistory.

#.pdc file history install

The SID Cloner class is built upon native API to migrate sidHistory and therefore uses the DsAddSidHistory function under the hood ( (v=vs.85).aspx).Īlthough we do not need to install ADMT on any machine to run the SID Cloner code, we still have to consider to meet the same requirements for the migration setup as ADMT does.














.pdc file history