domain controllers - up / down

01-10-2008

Can powershell detect whether the dc is up/down ?

Besides the ping method, what other suitable methods to check DC ?

01-10-2008

I would Ping then check port 389 and 3268. You could also bind to rootDSE.

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01-11-2008

Check the netlogon and other AD related services are running on the DC
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