Starting with Windows Server 2003, MaxActiveQueries is no longer enforced. MaxPoolThreads is a per-processor control, while MaxActiveQueries defines an absolute number. This control has an incorrect interaction with the MaxPoolThreads value. When this limit is reached, the LDAP server returns a busy error. MaxActiveQueries - The maximum number of concurrent LDAP search operations that are permitted to run at the same time on a domain controller. If the client does not send the first request in this amount of time, the server disconnects the client. InitRecvTimeout - This value defines the maximum time in seconds that a domain controller waits for the client to send the first request after the domain controller receives a new connection. For example, cn=Query-Policies,cn=Directory Service,cn=Windows NT,cn=Services configuration naming context. Query Policy objects can be created in the Query Policies container, which is a child of the Directory Service container in the configuration naming context. LDAP policies are implemented by using objects of the queryPolicy class. They also make the server more resilient to some types of attacks. These limits prevent specific operations from adversely affecting the performance of the server. To make sure that domain controllers can support service-level guarantees, you must specify operational limits for many LDAP operations. This article describes how to manage Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) policies by using the Ntdsutil.exe tool.Īpplies to: Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2012 R2 Original KB number: 315071 Summary
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