Viewing the RootDSE
This topic explains how to use the Active Directory module for Windows PowerShell to view the rootDSE of a domain. By viewing the attributes of the rootDSE, you can view the basic information about a forest, domain, or domain controller without having to hard-code the naming context in a search query.
Example
The following example demonstrates how to view the rootDSE of the Fabrikam.com domain:
Get-ADRootDSE
Get-ADRootDSE
Additional information
In addition to the standard Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) attributes, you can retrieve the following extended properties of the Get-ADRootDSE cmdlet by using the -Properties parameter:
- ConfigurationNamingContext
- CurrentTime
- DefaultNamingContext
- DnsHostName
- DomainControllerFunctionality
- DomainFunctionality
- DsServiceName
- ForestFunctionality
- HighestCommittedUSN
- IsGlobalCatalogReady
- IsSynchronized
- LdapServiceName
- NamingContexts
- RootDomainNamingContext
- SchemaNamingContext
- ServerName
- SubschemaSubentry
- SupportedCapabilities
- SupportedControl
- SupportedLDAPPolicies
- SupportedLDAPVersion
- SupportedRootDSEOperations
- SupportedSASLMechanisms
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