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KB-11478: Time format used in role assignments

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19 December,18 at 10:53 PM

Question: What is the time format used in the msDS-AzApplicationData attribute of msDS-AzRole objects within the AzRoleObjectContainer of a hierarchical RFC2307-compatible Zone?

In other words, what is the time format used in role assignments created by Centrify Access Manager?


Explanation: 

For example, a role assignment with start/end dates of: 
11/05/2018 11:04:13 
11/12/2018 11:04:13

Has an msDS-AzApplicationData attribute value of:

ptype=u|start=131859110533031343|end=131865158530000000


Answer: The time format used is MS NT epoch time

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