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Both parent and child trust relationships in Windows domains and Kerberos and NTLM trust relationships to other Windows domains reside in the domain directory partition. Because trust relationship and computer account passwords are renegotiated at a spec ified interval, if you authoritatively restore an entire domain directory partition, com puter passwords and trust relationship passwords are restored to the values at the time of the backup. If the password values are different from the current values, trust rela tionships and computer accounts might be invalidated. For trust relationships, domain controllers may no longer be able to communicate with domain controllers from other domains. If an older computer account password is restored, the member s workstation may no longer be able to communicate with the server and the domain controller. If you authoritatively restore objects that affect trust relationships or computer account passwords, you must reset the passwords. Therefore, you should restore only those portions of the domain directory partition that are absolutely necessary. The more of the domain hierarchy included in the restore, the greater chance that trust relationships are affected.

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Using the requirements described in the previous section, we can flesh out the contract for our EncryptionEJB:

Exam Highlights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-48

Note By default, passwords are reset every seven days; except for computer accounts. The previous password is also maintained. Therefore, performing authoritative restore with a backup that is older than 14 days can affect the trust relationships.

To minimize the effort involved with resetting trusts and rejoining computers, you must perform regular backups.

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To restore Active Directory 1. Use the procedure provided earlier in this lesson to authoritatively restore Active Directory using Active Directory Backup1. Hint: Use the restore subtree com mand parameter with OU=TEST1,DC=contoso,DC=com as the subtree distin guished name. 2. Verify that the TEST1 OU you created, backed up, and deleted in Lesson 3 has been restored in the Active Directory Users And Computers console.

public interface EncryptionCommonBusiness { /** * Encrypts the specified String, returning the result * * @param input * @return * @throws IllegalArgumentException If no input was provided (null) */ String encrypt(String input) throws IllegalArgumentException; /** * Decrypts the specified String, returning the result. The general * contract is that the result of decrypting a String encrypted with * {@link EncryptionCommonBusiness#encrypt(String)} will be equal * by value to the original input (round trip). * * @param input * @return * @throws IllegalArgumentException If no input was provided (null) */ String decrypt(String input) throws IllegalArgumentException;

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The following questions are intended to reinforce key information presented in this les son. If you are unable to answer a question, review the lesson and then try the question again. Answers to the questions can be found in the Questions and Answers section at the end of this chapter. 1. Describe what happens in a nonauthoritative restore.

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Here we account for our symmetrical encryption functions:

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Assess current software installation processes. To do this:

4. Which method of restore should you use if a domain controller has completely failed due to hardware or software problems

/** * Returns a one-way hash of the specified argument. Useful * for safely storing passwords. * * @param input * @return * @throws IllegalArgumentException If no input was provided (null) */ String hash(String input) throws IllegalArgumentException; /** * Returns whether or not the specified input matches the specified * hash. Useful for validating passwords against a * securely stored hash. * * @param hash * @param input * @return * @throws IllegalArgumentException If either the hash or input is not provided (null) */ boolean compare(String hash, String input) throws IllegalArgumentException; }

5. Which of the following Ntdsutil command parameters should you use if you want to restore the entire directory a. Restore database b. Restore subtree c. Database restore d. Subtree restore

To do this: