Update to AADConnect Network Communications Test

It’s been a few months since I’ve updated this tool, but feedback from two individuals led me to a couple of small updates:

  • Updated the method by which domain controllers are selected for testing.  Previously, I just used the $env:LOGONSERVER variable to find the authenticating DC and didn’t actually use any of the other DCs in site (any of which AAD Connect can bind to). 
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Update to AADConnect Network Communications Test

Today’s a bugfix day! Woo!

One of my peers, @DerrickBaxter, brought a few issues to my attention that I resolved:

  • Updated password write-back endpoints
  • Updated syntax for checking for RODCs
  • Error resolving Administrator Roles
  • Failing Azure AD Credential check functionality that logged both failure AND success

I’ve also updated a few other things, including updating the checks for DCOM/OLE permissions, trusted sites, and execution policies.… [ Continue reading ]

Update to AAD Network Communications Test

It’s literally been a year since I’ve updated it–mainly because we haven’t made any significant endpoint changes.

I did detect some CRL endpoint updates and a few other odds and ends for Worldwide Commercial and GCC Moderate, so I’ve updated the AAD Network Communications Test tool accordingly.… [ Continue reading ]

Update to AAD Network Communications Test

This week, I’ve got a few updates for the AAD Network Communications Test!

  • I’ve moved it to the PowerShell Gallery.  You can now install it with PowerShellGet by using the command:
    Install-Script -Name AADConnect-CommunicationsTest
  • I’ve updated the GCC High and DOD endpoints to the best of my ability (I’m always looking for feedback on this, so if you have new endpoints, be sure to connect with me!)
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AAD Connect, a dedicated resource forest, a custom connector, and a bunch of transform rules: a GalSync story (Part 2)

In part 1 of our adventure, we built an Azure AD lab to support configuring AAD Connect to work as a GalSync engine. In this post, we’ll finish up the configuration.  As a reminder, this is the what the overall solution will look like:

And, as I mentioned in part 1:

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