Active Directory

1) Right-click the zone, and then click Properties.

2) Click Aging.

3) Click to select the Scavenge Stale Resource Records check box, and then set the interval that you want the Aging feature to use.

If the Aging feature is not enabled at the server level, and you attempt to enable the Aging feature at the zone level, the Aging feature does not work. After you select the appropriate aging periods and you enable the Scavenging feature on the server, outdated records are scavenged.

1) Click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click DNS.

2) Under DNS, expand the applicable DNS server, expand Forward Lookup Zones (or Reverse Lookup Zones) , and then click the applicable zone.

3) On the Action menu, click Properties.

4) On the General tab, verify that the zone type is Active Directory-integrated.

5) In the Allow dynamic updates? box, click Only secure updates.

To create a new site link:

1) Click Active Directory Sites and Services.

2) Expand the Inter-Site Transports node, right-click IP (or click SMTP if you want to

use SMTP as the inter-site transport protocol), and then click New Site Link. If you have only one site in Active Directory, you receive a message that states that two sites are required for the site link to work. Click OK to continue.

A clean PC is defined as a computer with only the following items on it before you run Discover:

★ The operating system

★ The service packs for the operating system

If you install Veritas Software Console on the computer, it is by definition no longer a clean PC. You must install Veritas Software Console somewhere, but not on the clean PC.

Yes you can Connect Active Directory to other 3rd -party Directory Services such as dictionaries used by SAP, Domino etc with the help of MIIS (Microsoft Identity Integration Server)