Cross-tenant synchronization

Imagine your company has Tenant A (Europe) and Tenant B (US). You want European users (Tenant A) to access apps in Tenant B without manual guest invitations This is what Cross-tenant synchronization allows us to do, and its GA as of now So practic…

Guide: Implementing PAC Validation with Kerberos Armoring (FAST)

Part 1: Enforcing PAC Validation via Kerberos Armoring (FAST) Kerberos Armoring (also known as FAST – Flexible Authentication Secure Tunneling) enhances the security of Kerberos authentication. It ensures that sensitive metadata like the Privilege…

About the QMR (quick machine recovery)

Quick Machine Recovery (QMR) is an exciting new feature in Windows 11, designed to improve system reliability by automatically fixing critical boot issues. Here's a quick overview of its key features and operation: Key Features: Automatic Detect…

Reloading the Active Directory Schema Cache: Why and How to Do It

When extending the Active Directory (AD) schema, for example, by adding new attributes or classes, it’s easy to overlook a critical detail: the schema cache doesn’t update instantly. This can cause frustrating errors, especially if your schema exten…

KCC in Active Directory

In enterprise IT environments that rely on Active Directory, the Knowledge Consistency Checker (KCC) plays a vital background role in keeping things running smoothly. While many systems administrators may have heard of it, a closer examination revea…

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