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Re: Network Security Assessment - 2nd edition

Subject: Re: Network Security Assessment - 2nd edition
Date: 15 Nov 2005 15:22:53 -0000
Chris;

Might I suggest as an update to your Windows Chapter, a section on Active 
Directory and using AD tools such as dsquery, dsget, enumprop,
dnscmd, nltest, & ntdsutil to query AD servers for information.  These tools 
can be found in the various Microsoft Support/Resource Kits and
also on Win2003 servers.

I have found these tools extremely useful during assessments, especially when a 
network is blocking typical netbios ports.  Most of these tools
run their queries over LDAP (TCP/389).

  Some of the tools and queries require privilege, some will work with either a 
Null session or without any connection at all.  The Active
Directory Cookbook has more information on these tools.

One query that requires no authentication is:
c:\>enumprop "LDAP://RootDSE";

I look forward to your updated book.

Sincerely,

Douglas Ford
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