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Active Directory Checklist, V1R1.2 Field Security Operations<br />

22 September 2006 Defense Information Systems Agency<br />

DS10.0270 Domain Object Ownership Quota [Windows Server 2003 only]<br />

STIG ID \ V-Key DS10.0270 \ V0008552<br />

Severity Cat IV<br />

Short Name Domain Object Ownership Quota<br />

IA Controls ECLP-1<br />

MAC /Conf 1-CSP, 2-CSP, 3-CSP<br />

References AD STIG 2.3.3.6<br />

Long Name: An object ownership quota has not been assigned to accounts that have been<br />

delegated the right to create AD objects, but are not members of Windows built-in<br />

administrative groups.<br />

Checks:<br />

Note: This check is Not Applicable for domains that contain no Windows Server<br />

2003 domain controllers.<br />

This check must be performed on a Windows Server 2003 domain controller.<br />

• Review the local documentation for the list of accounts *not* in Windows built-in<br />

administrative groups (such as Administrators) that have been delegated the<br />

ability to create users or groups. [The Delegation of Control Wizard is one<br />

method used to create such accounts.]<br />

• At a command line prompt enter:<br />

“dsquery quota domainroot”<br />

- If there is any output, at a command line prompt enter:<br />

“dsquery quota domainroot | dsget quota -acct -qlimit”<br />

• Note the quotas established for each of the users with delegated authority or<br />

the default for the domain partition.<br />

• If users with delegated authority exist and there is no domain-wide or userspecific<br />

quota established, then this is a Finding.<br />

UNCLASSIFIED<br />

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