Active Directory Domain Services has encountered the following exception and associated parameters. The replication operation encountered a database inconsistency. You notice that the object was recently moved from one domain to the location that's specified in the event.

CVE-2021-42291 addresses a security bypass vulnerability that allows certain users to set arbitrary values on security-sensitive attributes of specific objects stored in Active Directory (AD) or Lightweight Directory Service (LDS).

To resolve this problem, follow these steps: Move the computer that you want to restore to a separate network that is isolated from you production network. Restore this computer from backup. Do not restart the computer when the restoration is complete.

Windows updates for CVE-2021-42282 released on November 9, 2021 add the following verifications for attributes in Active Directory (AD): This feature guarantees that SPNs are unique in a forest, which prevents computers and domain controllers from adding duplicate SPNs.

In some scenarios, you may have to transfer the source of authority for a user account when that account was originally authored by using Office 365 management tools. These tools include the Office 365 portal, Microsoft Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell, and so on.

We strongly recommend that you install the latest servicing stack update (SSU) before you apply this update. The latest SSU for your version of Windows can be found in ADV990001 | Latest Servicing Stack Updates.

To fix this issue, install the following security update: To work around this issue, use either of the following methods. Add the WMI Performance Adapter service to the dependent services of the Microsoft Exchange Active Directory Topology Service. To do this, run the following PowerShell commands: Start the services after the computer restarts.

Because the Active Directory directory service does not know this service name, the ticket-granting service (TGS) does not give you a ticket to authenticate the user. This behavior forces the client to use the next available authentication method, which is NTLM, to renegotiate.

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Central Administration in SharePoint Server is where you go to perform administration tasks from a central location. Central Administration is organized into ten areas so you can administer, configure, and maintain your SharePoint Server environment. Here are some resources that can help you manage your SharePoint Server deployment: