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Changes to Windows 2008 LDAP limits

by @ 7:40 pm on 3/30/2010. Filed under tech

I had someone ping me about an issue with maxValRange a few months ago and they mentioned that MSFT had changed some internal hard coded limits. I meant to go look into it but never found time. This was just posted on ActiveDir Org the last few days which makes it so I don’t have to go check the source code. 🙂

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2009267

 

Hardcoded LDAP limitations have been introduced in Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows Server 2008 to prevent overloading the domain controller. These limits overwrite the LDAP policy setting when the policy value should be higher.

 LDAP setting              maximum value (hardcoded) 
 MaxReceiveBuffer          20971520 
 MaxPageSize                  20000 
 MaxQueryDuration              1200 
 MaxTempTableSize            100000 
 MaxValRange                   5000 
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