FSMO WTF!
A little brush up on ADDS and those give roles that we love so much. So, here they are ... In Active Directory, a FSMO role is a unique role that is assigned to one or more domain controllers in a forest. These roles are used to control the management of certain operations within a domain or forest. There are five FSMO roles: Schema master: controls updates and modifications to the schema, which defines the structure of objects in the Active Directory. Domain naming master: controls the addition or removal of domains in the forest. RID master: manages the allocation of unique relative ID (RID) pools to each domain controller in a domain. PDC emulator: acts as a primary domain controller (PDC) for backwards compatibility with older versions of Windows. Infrastructure master: updates group-to-user references when group members are renamed or moved. Each domain has one domain controller that holds the PDC emulator, RID master, and Infrastructure Master roles, and the forest has one domai
