Active Administrator 8.6.2 - User Guide

FSMO Roles drilldown

FSMO Roles drilldown

The Flexible Single-Master Operation (FSMO) Roles drilldown indicates which domain controller owns each FSMO role. It also indicates which domain controller is the Global Catalog (GC) server.

To display the FSMO Roles drilldown

•	Click (FSMO Roles)

 

NOTE: By default, the FSMO Roles drilldown collects only the FSMO roles for the domain where the domain controller is located. Select Collect FSMO role holders from other domains to collect all FSMO roles in the forest. If selected, this check box is applied to all current connections as well as new future connections.

The FSMO Roles drilldown displays the following information.

 

Table 144. FSMO Roles Drilldown

Column	Description
FSMO Role	The five main roles a server can fulfill. These include Domain Naming Master, Schema Master, Infrastructure Master, PDC Emulator, and RID Server. Global Catalog and Intersite Topology Generator are not FSMO roles; they are listed here as extra information.
Domain Controller	The network name of the computer that fulfills the associated FSMO role.
Domain	The name of the domain to which the computer belongs.
Site	The site to which the computer belongs.
IP Address	The IP address of the computer.

 

Alerts Appendix

This appendix provides details on the alerts within the Active Directory Health Analyzer. Along with a detailed description of the event that triggers the alert, a resolution is provided.

Topics 

•	Domain controller alerts

•	Domain alerts

•	Site alerts

•	Forest alerts

•	Azure Active Directory Connect alerts

Domain controller alerts

Domain controller alerts

•	Active Directory Certificate Services service is not running

•	Active Directory Domain Services is not running

•	Active Directory Web Services service is not running

•	Consecutive replication failures

•	DC cache hits

•	DC DIT disk space

•	DC DIT log file disk space

•	DC LDAP load

•	DC LDAP response too slow

•	DC Memory Usage

•	DC properties dropped

•	DC RID pool low

•	DC SMB connections

•	DC SYSVOL disk space

•	DC time sync lost

•	Detected NO_CLIENT_SITE record

•	DFS Replication service not running

•	DFS service is not running

•	DFSR conflict area disk space

•	DFSR conflict files generated

•	DFSR RDC not enabled

•	DFSR sharing violation

•	DFSR staged file age

•	DFSR staging area disk space

•	DFSR USN records accepted

•	DFSRS CPU load

•	DFSRS unresponsive

•	DFSRS virtual memory

•	DFSRS working set

•	DNS Client Service is not running

•	Domain controller CPU load

•	Domain controller page faults

•	Domain controller unresponsive

•	File Replication Service is not running

•	File replication (NTFRS) staging space free in kilobytes

•	GC response too slow

•	Group policy object inconsistent

•	Hard disk drive

•	Intersite Messaging Service is not running

•	Invalid primary DNS domain controller address

•	Invalid secondary DNS domain controller address

•	KDC service is not running

•	LSASS CPU load

•	LSASS virtual memory

•	LSASS working set

•	Hard disk drive

•	Missing SRV DNS record for either the primary or secondary DNS server

•	NETLOGON not shared

•	NetLogon service is not running

•	Orphaned group policy objects exist

•	Physical memory

•	Power supply

•	Primary DNS resolver is not responding

•	Secondary DNS resolver is not responding

•	Security Accounts Manager Service is not running

•	SRV record is not registered in DNS

•	SYSVOL not shared

•	W32Time service is not running

•	Workstation Service is not running

Active Directory Certificate Services service is not running

Active Directory Certificate Services service is not running

Indicates Active Directory® Certificate Services service is currently not running on the domain controller.

Data collector

•	Category: Windows Services

•	Name: Active Directory Certificate Services

•	Supported on: Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2019, and Windows Server 2022

•	Required permissions: When monitored locally or remotely, domain administrator privilege is required.

Description

The Directory Analyzer agent periodically checks to ensure Active Directory Certificate Services is running.

Resolution

Use the Services MCC snap-in or another SCP application to restart Active Directory Certificate Services.