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by sgt_shultz
this is a good question. i don't know.
one thing that might break is scheduled tasks and backups. check those first.
this worth a few buck to call for help from microsoft if you are in a situation where possibly hostile domain admin is leaving.
keep track of the old password and you can at least fix stuff as it breaks maybe
by cg it
which admin account? the user account that was added to the domain admin security group? or the default install administrator account and password? A best practice is to rename the default admin account and password and then lock it away. Programs using run as could use that account but then one must document those programs.
A best practice is to create a user account and add them to the default domain admin security group. That way if a user leaves you just the user name and password and disable the account in active directory so they can't access the network with admin credentials.
by mmav
by rustypole
hey,
i'm also looking for a tool that will show where domain admin credetials are being used.
I need to change my domain admin password but want to do damage limitation by knowing where the creditals are being used before making the change.
does anybody know the best practice for doing this
thanks in advance
RustyPole
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