It's to group the returned results in groups that are no larger than the MaxPageSize value. To summarize, MaxPageSize controls the number of objects that are returned in a single search result.
This value also determines the maximum number of threads per-processor that can work on LDAP requests at the same time. MaxResultSetSize - Between the individual searches that make up a paged result search, the domain controller may store intermediate data for the client.
The domain controller stores this data to speed up the next part of the paged result search. The MaxResultSize value controls the total amount of data that the domain controller stores for this kind of search. When this limit is reached, the domain controller discards the oldest of these intermediate results to make room to store new intermediate results.
MaxQueryDuration - The maximum time in seconds that a domain controller will spend on a single search. When this limit is reached, the domain controller returns a " timeLimitExceeded" error.
Searches that require more time must specify the paged results control. MaxTempTableSize - While a query is processed, the dblayer may try to create a temporary database table to sort and select intermediate results from. The MaxTempTableSize limit controls how large this temporary database table can be.
If the temporary database table would contain more objects than the value for MaxTempTableSize, the dblayer performs a much less efficient parsing of the complete DS database and of all the objects in the DS database. MaxValRange - This value controls the number of values that are returned for an attribute of an object, independent of how many attributes that object has, or of how many objects were in the search result.
In Windows , this control is hard-coded at 1, If an attribute has more than the number of values that are specified by the MaxValRange value, you must use value range controls in LDAP to retrieve values that exceed the MaxValRange value. MaxValueRange controls the number of values that are returned on a single attribute on a single object.
By default, Ntdsutil. For example, type Set MaxPoolThreads to 8. This procedure only shows the Default Domain Policy settings. If you apply your own policy setting, you cannot see it.
If you change the values for the query policy that a domain controller is currently using, those changes take effect without a reboot. However, if a new query policy is created, a reboot is required for the new query policy to take effect.
Encryption and integrity validation is established if using SASL signing and sealing. The LDAP client-side, run-time library automatically attempts to reconnect a broken connection. This reconnection occurs when a client attempts to access a connection that no longer exists. If the server does not respond within the set bind timeout period the default is two minutes , the run time pings the server with ICMP packets until it receives a response.
If this option is not set on a connection, the LDAP client uses a default timeout value of seconds 2 minutes. In such attacks, an intruder intercepts the authentication attempt and the issuance of a ticket. The intruder can reuse the ticket to impersonate the legitimate user. Additionally, unsigned network traffic is susceptible to man-in-the-middle MIM attacks in which an intruder captures packets between the client and the server, changes the packets, and then forwards them to the server.
We recommend that you configure these clients not to use such binds. After no such events are observed for an extended period, we recommend that you configure the server to reject such binds. If you must have more information to identify such clients, you can configure the directory server to provide more detailed logs. The log entry displays the IP address of the client and the identity that the client tried to use to authenticate. For more information about how to change the diagnostic settings, see How to configure Active Directory and LDS diagnostic event logging.
For information about possible affects of changing security settings, see Client, service, and program issues can occur if you change security settings and user rights assignments.
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