In case of a desaster recovery e.g. Ransomware you might be able to fetch a ldifde export from one of your Active Directory servers. This dump may help you to find a lot of informations.
For example the AD dump contains the DFS (Distributed FileSystem) Namespaces, targets etc.
Its a bit tricky to decode that information as Microsoft choose to make it extra hard as they have a base64 encoder bug (Misplacing \ and /) and other strange ideas of putting a UTF-16 XML (with BOM) as base64 into an AD objects key.
dn: CN=DEHR,CN=DEHR,CN=Dfs-Configuration,CN=System,DC=domain,DC=de
changetype: add
objectClass: top
objectClass: msDFS-Namespacev2
cn: DEHR
[ ... ]
msDFS-GenerationGUIDv2:: 1iC7RgVKU4Hk0lgAkz4q==
msDFS-NamespaceIdentityGUIDv2:: OuDrOqrec0x0mP5KW47G==
msDFS-LastModifiedv2: 20221209084040.0Z
msDFS-Ttlv2: 300
msDFS-Propertiesv2: ABDE=on
msDFS-Propertiesv2: ReferralSiteCosting=on
msDFS-Propertiesv2: State=okay
msDFS-TargetListv2::
//48ad8aabTagWaiab2auaCGbZagKaBWbUad0aiGaXac4amaaIaAAZQBuAGMAbBkAGkAbgBnAD
[ ... ]
apt-get install libfile-slurp-perl libgetopt-long-descriptive-perl \
libxml-simple-perl libtext-iconv-perl
./decode-dfs --ldif adds/ad.ldf
DEHR;/HR;0;siteCostNormal;\\SVFS12\DEHR;
DEHR;/HR;0;siteCostNormal;\\SVFS1\DEHR;
./shared-mailboxes -l adds/ad.ldf
Boss, Big;CN=Boss\, Big,OU=User,OU=Elite,DC=domain,DC=de;;
;;CN=Secretary\, My,OU=Organisation,DC=Domain,DC=de;
[ ... ]
./mailquota -l adds/ad.ldif
samaccountname;dn;company;msExchArchiveQuota;msExchArchiveWarnQuota;msExchDumpsterQuota;msExchDumpsterWarningQuota;Addresses
Boss, Big,CN=Boss\, Big,DC=domain,DC=de;;104857600;94371840;31457280;20971520;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
./dnsid -l adds/ad.ldif \
| sort -t- -n -k 2 -k 3 -k 4 -k 5 -k 6 -k 7 -k 8 \
>dnsid.csv
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