New Year, New Release!
BlueTuxedo, a tiny tool built to find and fix misconfigurations in Active Directory-integrated DNS, is now at a place where it can start getting "official releases" - whatever that means for a tool worked on during spare time with no real commitment! Expect a release more-or-less monthly unless life happens.
In this release, we added more information about what BlueTuxedo actually IS to the README, added a couple checks, and improved DHCP server identification. Also, BlueTuxedo is now available in the Powershell Gallery for ease of installation!
Improvements:
- New Data Collected:
- DnsUpdateProxy group membership
- Name Protection on DHCP servers
- New Checks:
- Do ADI DNS zones enforce secure updates?
- Is the DnsUpdateProxy group membership >0?
- Published to PSGallery
Known Issues:
- Certain multi-domain forest configurations result in inability to enumerate ADI Zones.
Contributors to this release:
@horse (code)
@JimSycurity (research and testing)