Answer Posted / ramu

Relative Identifiers (RIDs) are used to uniquely identify
each object within a domain. In any
Active Directory (AD) domain, each domain controller has
the ability to create new objects—
users, computers, groups, and so forth. Each of these new
objects needs a unique ID number to
avoid conflict with other new objects being created at any
given time by other domain controllers
in the domain.

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