2. Remove the default List Object permission for Authenticated Users from all company OUs, to hide the visibility of the company OUs. In addition, removethe List Contents permission from the OU, to hide the objects within the OU. (As a result, these objects won't be returned during a subtree search.)
A new bit for the searchFlags attribute was defined for Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1: the confidential attribute flag. Any attribute that has this flag enabled requires two permissions in order to be viewed by a trustee (trustees are the security principals who are granted permissions). The trustee needs read property for the attribute and also needs control access for the attribute. This functionality was put into place primarily to protect sensitive user attributes such as Social Security numbers and other personal information. By default, only the administrators and account operators have full control on all user objects, which means they will be able to view any confidential attributes. Anyone else who has full control over a user object will also be able to view the confidential data, so this is yet another reason to not grant unnecessary rights in the directory. If you have domain controllers in the domain (or global catalogs in the forest if you are dealing with an attribute in the partial attribute set) that are not running Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 or newer, then any attributes marked as confidential will still be viewable without the special access rights on those domain controllers or global catalogs.
AD object permissions, how to hide AD data, impact on ldap search and browsing
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This user was working correctly until fairly recently. The only thing I have been able to find is by using ldapsearch and it failing to find the object (as everything I have searched in AD looked correct). If I run an entire search (without the -s option), I see that it finds:
Index queries are repeated using a search-after object. Indexbackends can provide their custom implementations for search-after.Note that, SEARCH_AFTER does not impact using offsets in Gerritquery APIs.
This pattern is used to search the objects contained directly underthe ldap.accountBase tree. A typical setting for this parameteris (uid=$username) or (cn=$username), but the propersetting depends on the LDAP schema used by the directory server.
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