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Ramiro Syring
Dec 31, 2023, 8:32:55 PM12/31/23
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At all levels, good security maintenance hygiene for security updates will be enforced by Intune policies. The differences in security as the device security level increases are focused on reducing the attack surface that an attacker can attempt to exploit (while preserving as much user productivity as possible). Enterprise and specialized level devices allow productivity applications and general web browsing, but privileged access workstations do not. Enterprise users may install their own applications, but specialized users may not (and are not local administrators of their workstations).
This policy setting determines which users can add a device to a specific domain. For it to take effect, it must be assigned so that it applies to at least one domain controller. A user who is assigned this user right can add up to 10 workstations to the domain.Adding a machine account to the domain allows the device to participate in Active Directory-based networking.
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Users can also join a computer to a domain if they've the Create Computer Objects permission for an organizational unit (OU) or for the Computers container in the directory. Users who are assigned this permission can add an unlimited number of devices to the domain regardless of whether they've the Add workstations to domain user right.
The Add workstations to domain user right presents a moderate vulnerability. Users with this right could add a device to the domain that is configured in a way that violates organizational security policies. For example, if your organization doesn't want its users to have administrativeprivileges on their devices, users could install Windows on their computers and then add the computers to the domain. The user would know the password for the local administrator account, could sign in with that account, and then add a personal domain account to the local Administrators group.
I have a bunch of AD-integrated workstations that will need to use BitLocker. They all have TPM 2.0 installed, and my overall goal is to get BitLocker set up and using the TPM for both the OS drive and a fixed data SSD we have in these machines.
I am having issues with some of the Windows workstations not being able to be discovered in my work's environment. These machines are primarily returning with the "RPC server is unavailable" error, and it occurs most on one of the domains than the other.
I have tried the troubleshooting presented in all the previous postings people have made in the community about the "RPC server is unavailable" error. I have tested the credentials from the MID server machine using the cmd prompt and powershell scripts, used RDC to connect to one of the workstations having the issue from the MID server, confirmed with our network group that traffic wasn't being restricted, checked that the RPC service was up and running, repaired WMI on one of the machines, and tested that the 135 port was open using telnet.
Hi -- You've obviously done a lot of troubleshooting already, nice job. But its unclear if the windows firewall on the target windows servers to be scanned, might be blocking. These 2 KB's on HI discuss this issue with RPC unavailable:
KB0549834 .... 1 of the issues that stood out from this KB was "This indicates that the MID Server is not able to access the remote machine using RPC. Usually that is caused by a Windows firewall on the remote machine not letting RPC requests go through."
Hypothetically speaking if my Domain team was aware of the issue, and responded with "DNS is tricky and there is nothing we can do" would you have any follow up suggestions for workarounds? We are seeing this DNS issue on servers as well as Windows workstations.
On Floors 2 through 6, we have workstations placed around the building that are available on a first come, first served basis. These machines have Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Cloud, as well as other commonly used software.
We also offer computer workstations with software needed for coursework in specific colleges or departments. If we don't have what you need, you can visit other computer labs on campus, or virtual computer labs.
The Library provides over 150 computer workstations for access to the Library catalog, the Internet, and a range of Microsoft Office applications. These include some specialized workstations with various graphics, multimedia and GIS software. All are connected to the campus Pay-for-Print service.
The Supermicro AS-5014A-TT is a gargantuan AMD Ryzen Threadripper Pro workstation. Not only does the system support a liquid-cooled Threadripper Pro CPU, but also has expansion options that will simply outclass mainstream workstations.
The lab features 60 PC workstations with most contemporary software applications such as MS Office, Adobe Creative Suite, SPSS; and workstations have Camtasia Studio, Inspiration, and Windows Live Movie Maker as well.
The main computer lab (room 1006) has 36 workstations and is equipped for classroom instruction with 'smart classroom' audio-visual technology as well as an ActivClassroom Promethean system. The main lab may be reserved for university courses, technology-related events, meetings, and seminars.
SAS Computer Labs are open to all members of the Penn Community. A valid PennKey is required to log onto the workstations. Click on the links below for more information, including hours of operation. See below for a list of software available in these labs.
The UNT Libraries maintain community workstations in support of learningand research at University of North Texas. Please see the University ofNorth Texas Computer User Policy for detailed information on usingcommunity (public) workstations on campus.
Additionally, the workstations in Willis Library, Room 130 can bemade available to guests of UNT for various sponsored classes or events.This is only possible if proper arrangement are made at least 48 hoursin advance. For more information or to reserve the room, please seeSpace Reservations.
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This policy setting determines which users can add a device to a specific domain. For it to take effect, it must be assigned so that it applies to at least one domain controller. A user who is assigned this user right can add up to 10 workstations to the domain.Adding a machine account to the domain allows the device to participate in Active Directory-based networking.
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Users can also join a computer to a domain if they've the Create Computer Objects permission for an organizational unit (OU) or for the Computers container in the directory. Users who are assigned this permission can add an unlimited number of devices to the domain regardless of whether they've the Add workstations to domain user right.
The Add workstations to domain user right presents a moderate vulnerability. Users with this right could add a device to the domain that is configured in a way that violates organizational security policies. For example, if your organization doesn't want its users to have administrativeprivileges on their devices, users could install Windows on their computers and then add the computers to the domain. The user would know the password for the local administrator account, could sign in with that account, and then add a personal domain account to the local Administrators group.
I have a bunch of AD-integrated workstations that will need to use BitLocker. They all have TPM 2.0 installed, and my overall goal is to get BitLocker set up and using the TPM for both the OS drive and a fixed data SSD we have in these machines.
I am having issues with some of the Windows workstations not being able to be discovered in my work's environment. These machines are primarily returning with the "RPC server is unavailable" error, and it occurs most on one of the domains than the other.
I have tried the troubleshooting presented in all the previous postings people have made in the community about the "RPC server is unavailable" error. I have tested the credentials from the MID server machine using the cmd prompt and powershell scripts, used RDC to connect to one of the workstations having the issue from the MID server, confirmed with our network group that traffic wasn't being restricted, checked that the RPC service was up and running, repaired WMI on one of the machines, and tested that the 135 port was open using telnet.
Hi -- You've obviously done a lot of troubleshooting already, nice job. But its unclear if the windows firewall on the target windows servers to be scanned, might be blocking. These 2 KB's on HI discuss this issue with RPC unavailable:
KB0549834 .... 1 of the issues that stood out from this KB was "This indicates that the MID Server is not able to access the remote machine using RPC. Usually that is caused by a Windows firewall on the remote machine not letting RPC requests go through."
Hypothetically speaking if my Domain team was aware of the issue, and responded with "DNS is tricky and there is nothing we can do" would you have any follow up suggestions for workarounds? We are seeing this DNS issue on servers as well as Windows workstations.
On Floors 2 through 6, we have workstations placed around the building that are available on a first come, first served basis. These machines have Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Cloud, as well as other commonly used software.
We also offer computer workstations with software needed for coursework in specific colleges or departments. If we don't have what you need, you can visit other computer labs on campus, or virtual computer labs.
The Library provides over 150 computer workstations for access to the Library catalog, the Internet, and a range of Microsoft Office applications. These include some specialized workstations with various graphics, multimedia and GIS software. All are connected to the campus Pay-for-Print service.
The Supermicro AS-5014A-TT is a gargantuan AMD Ryzen Threadripper Pro workstation. Not only does the system support a liquid-cooled Threadripper Pro CPU, but also has expansion options that will simply outclass mainstream workstations.
The lab features 60 PC workstations with most contemporary software applications such as MS Office, Adobe Creative Suite, SPSS; and workstations have Camtasia Studio, Inspiration, and Windows Live Movie Maker as well.
The main computer lab (room 1006) has 36 workstations and is equipped for classroom instruction with 'smart classroom' audio-visual technology as well as an ActivClassroom Promethean system. The main lab may be reserved for university courses, technology-related events, meetings, and seminars.
SAS Computer Labs are open to all members of the Penn Community. A valid PennKey is required to log onto the workstations. Click on the links below for more information, including hours of operation. See below for a list of software available in these labs.
The UNT Libraries maintain community workstations in support of learningand research at University of North Texas. Please see the University ofNorth Texas Computer User Policy for detailed information on usingcommunity (public) workstations on campus.
Additionally, the workstations in Willis Library, Room 130 can bemade available to guests of UNT for various sponsored classes or events.This is only possible if proper arrangement are made at least 48 hoursin advance. For more information or to reserve the room, please seeSpace Reservations.
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