Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Auditing and FGPP PM Interview

Posted By: David Tesar | Feb 28th, 2008 @ 11:59 PM | 9,309 Views | 4 Comments
Hear about Windows Server 2008 AD auditing and FGPP directly from the source!  In this interview with Siddharth Bhai the program manager (PM) for this AD functionality, he gives us a bunch of great information. 

For instance he: 
- Explains the recommended practices on how to create password settings objects (PSOs) and delegate the permissions for these. 

- Gives numerous reasons as to why the team made the decision for PSOs being assigned via groups and not OUs

- Tells us why the team didn't produce a more rich GUI tool to create PSOs (instead of the manual creation using ADSIedit)

- Describes why they made the decisions to include the new auditing features in WS08

- Simplifies the areas how to apply auditing (Global auditing, Schema, specific ACE per object)

- Shares thoughts on what might be coming up next with auditing and FGPP

Some resources referenced in this interview:
Windows Server 2008 Auditing AD DS Changes Step-by-Step Guide
Step-by-Step Guide for Fine-Grained Password and Account Lockout Policy Configuration
Tags: AD, PM, Windows Server 2008
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#Mar 3rd, 2008 @ 11:11 PM
chriss3
chriss3

Hello.
I've made a MMC Console and a Powershell Cmd'let to manage FGPP, that is available for free.

Download Fine Grain Password Policy Tool (x86) Beta 2.
http://www.truesec.com/PublicStore/Profile/Downloads.aspx?versionid=16
Download Fine Grain Password Policy Tool (x64) Beta 2.
http://www.truesec.com/PublicStore/Profile/Downloads.aspx?versionid=17

Regards
Christoffer Andersson
Microsoft MVP - Directory Services

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