General
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Access control
Identity and Access Management (IAM) permissions and roles for Managed Microsoft AD.
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Adding and removing regions
Add or remove domain controllers from regions.
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Connecting to a Managed Microsoft AD domain
Use RDP to connect to your managed Active Directory domain.
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Configuring MongoDB
Configure MongoDB to authenticate with Managed Microsoft AD.
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Creating a group Managed Service Account
Create a group Managed Service Account (gMSA).
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Creating a trust with an on-premises domain
Establish a one-way or two-way trust between Managed Microsoft AD and your on-premises domain.
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Deploying an Active Directory resource forest
Set up a VPC and configure firewall rules that conform to security best-practices, use Managed Microsoft AD to deploy Active Directory, and create a management VM and join it to the domain.
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Listing, describing, and deleting domains
List your existing Managed Service for Microsoft Active Directory domains, get information about them, and delete domains you no longer need.
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Managing Active Directory objects
Manage the Active Directory objects for your Managed Microsoft AD domain.
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Managing authorized networks
Add or remove authorized networks from your Managed Microsoft AD domain.
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Managing trusts
Manage a one-way trust relationship between an on-premises domain and a Managed Microsoft AD domain.
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Resolving queries for non-Managed AD objects in VPC networks
Configure DNS forwarding from Google Cloud so that queries for Managed Microsoft AD resources located in another domain succeed.
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Using the delegated administrator account
Use the Managed Service for Microsoft Active Directory delegated administrator account to manage domains.
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Using Microsoft SQL Server
Add accounts so you can use Microsoft SQL Server with Managed Service for Microsoft Active Directory
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Using VPC Service Controls
Use VPC Service Controls to provide additional security for Managed Microsoft AD service and resources.