CN length is greater than 64
our ad has few objects cn length of on 64 characters. since maximum length of cn defined 64, seems odd. able find objects using following powershell script:
get-adobject -filter * -properties cn, objectcategory, objectclass |
where-object {$_.cn.length -gt 64 } |
fl name, cn, @{name='cn len';expression={($_.cn).length}}, objectclass, objectcategory
all of objects are cnf (conflict) objects. here's example of 1 of objects
name : srv-comp-factry-netoasis-change
cnf:aca8678f-25dc-47dd-b518-5aaaa9185e8a
cn : srv-comp-factry-netoasis-change
cnf:aca8678f-25dc-47dd-b518-5aaaa9185e8a
cn len : 72
objectclass : group
objectcategory : cn=group,cn=schema,cn=configuration,dc=mycompany,dc=com
notice length 72. can explain this?
i don't understand reply. cn defined schema single-valued unicode string minimum length of 1 , maximum length of 64. in environment have 4 objects (all cnf objects) seem violating maximum length rule. i don't see relevance of article referred to. can me understand?
thanks
these conflict objects. if ask why created, have tell based on understanding these object created during failure in dc locator process. let's consider example:
an application wants write on active directory (creating group), tries find dc initiate writes, once found, tries write active directory using selected domain controller. reason operation fails , not completed, point active directory has received request , processing it, although applications encounters error , indicates write not successful. next try, application select domain controller time write done no error. have 1 real object , 1 cnf object indicates there collision during process.
normally active directory capable of handling collisions since process can happen in half second, conflicted objects created. can safely remove these objects. have seen behavior in microsoft solutions sccm , vmware if dealing vdi , creating desktops.
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