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In addition, to follow Microsoft's recommendations, transfer the PDC emulator to CorpDC2 CorpDC2ive ID (RID) operations master distributes sets of numbers to domain controllers, which are then used to identify new objects in the domain. In this lab, you need to transfer the RID master operations role from CorpDC3 to *CorpDC2*. If the RID master is unavailable, new relative IDs cannot be given to domain controllers and objects cannot be created in the domain. The relative ID (RID) operations master distributes sets of numbers to domain controllers, which are then used to identify new objects in the domain. Your task in this lab is to identify the operations master role that could cause the symptoms explained above, and then transfer that operations master role to the CorpDC2 domain controller. All domain controllers are currently working, but you want to prevent future problems of this nature. You suspect that one of your domain controllers has an intermittent problem connecting to the network. Lately, you have had some problems creating new User objects in the domain. There are four domain controllers at the main location as follows: You work as the IT Administrator for a small corporate network. Change the permission level to "Read/Write" and click "Share" on the bottom of the page then click "Done". On the Sharing tab, click the "Share" button, then the drop down menu and click on "Everyone" then Add. Tick the "Modify" box to allow Mark permission to modify files then Apply and OK. Click Security, then "Edit", "Add" and type "Mark" then "OK'. Right click Graphics folder, click Properties.

Change the permission level to "Read/Write".

Click Apply then OK.īack on "Permissions for Finances" tab, click "Add." then add Mary to the user's list and tick the "Full control" box and Apply.Ĭlick Sharing > Share > on the drop down menu, click the arrow then "Everyone" > Add.

Click on "users" name in "Permission entires". Click the box to clear it next to "Include inheritable permissions from this object's parent" then click "ADD" on the next window that opens. Start > Computer > double click D:\, right-click Finances, click Properties.Ĭlick Security > Advanced (near the bottom) then Change Permissions button.