Mcsa Windows Server 2012 Active Directory Commands

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Csvde

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This command allows you to import and export data from Active Directory. The data gets stored in a comma-separated value (CSV) format.

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Dcdiag

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This troubleshooting command checks the state of your domain controllers in your forest and sends back a report of any problems.

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Dsacls

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This command allows you to see and change permissions in the access control list (ACL) for objects in Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS).

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Dsadd

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This command allows you to add an object to the AD DS directory.

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Dsamain

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This command shows the Active Directory data stored in either a snapshot or a backup as if it were in a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server

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Dsdbutil

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This command provides database utilities for Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services (AD LDS).

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Dsget

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This command shows the properties of an object in the AD DS directory.

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Dsmgmt

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This command gives an administrator management utilities for AD LDS.

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Dsmod

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This command allows you to modify an AD DS object.

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Dsmove

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This command allows you to move an object in an Active Directory domain from its current OU to a new OU within the same forest.

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Dsquery

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This command allows you to query AD DS.

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Dsrm

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This command removes an object from the AD DS directory.

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Ldifde

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This command allows you to import and export data from Active Directory. The data is stored as LDAP Data Interchange Format (LDIF).

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Ntdsutil

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This is one of the most important commands for Active Directory. It allows you to do maintenance on the Active Directory database.

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Repadmin

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This command allows administrators to diagnose Active Directory replication problems between domain controllers.