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1. Policy-based Management Directory services for active directories include data storage and logical hierarchies. The logical structure provides a context hierarchy for policy applications. The directory stores a policy (called Group Policy) that is assigned to a specific context. Group Policy expresses a set of business rules that contain settings that apply t

Windows2000 as a brand new operating system, its biggest feature is the introduction of Active Directory, and the Active Directory is one of the biggest feature of the DNS and Active Directory tightly together. So how do they work

Active Directory preparation prior to SCCM deploymentSCCM is a powerful tool for improving client management efficiency. We typically use the following basic features of SCCM: Collecting client hardware assets, collecting client software inventory, client software distribution, client update management, client operating system deployment, client Remote Assistance, and moreThe deployment of SCCM requires

Required Technology Description Location Backup tools Perform backup and restore operations. It is automatically installed with Windows Server 2003. In Windows Server 2003, the backup tool is Backup.exe. The wizard or basic mode is called the backup or restore wizard, and the advanced mode is called the backup tool ". "Start"> "All Programs"> "attachments"> "System Tools"> "backup"Or use the command line to open the backup tool:"Start"> "run ". In the open box, type ntba

Reproduced http://yuelei.blog.51cto.com/202879/117599 Deploy a remote Domain ControllerIn the previous blog, we introduced the core role of the domain controller in allocating network resources, and analyzed the disaster scenarios caused by domain controller crash, in the previous blog, we proposed to use the AD data backup method for disaster reconstruction of the domain controller. Today we will introduce the use of the extra-Domain Controller to avoid domain crash. If there is only one domai

The DirSync Directory Sync tool helps organizations synchronize user information on on-premises ad to Office 365 so that IT administrators only need user management on the on-premises AD, synchronizing user information to Office365 with dirsync, reducing administrator maintenance effort For end-users, only 1 AD accounts are required to achieve local and Office365 authentication, which is extremely convenient.DirSync has been replaced with a new produc

Active Directory Series 14: Actual battle Sysvol folder share lost repair Active Directory Series 13: Replication of AD Active Directory series 12: Repair of Active

This article is from the "Active Directory Series", yue lei's Microsoft Network Class In the previous blog, we introduced how to deploy the first domain. Now let's take a look at what we can do with the domain. Computers in the domain can share user accounts, computer accounts, and security policies. Let's take a look at the changes these shared resources bring to us when allocating network resources. As s

Active Directory operations master (FSMO)Wu YuzhangIn front of the blog and we talked a lot about the topic of the Active Directory, I believe you have a more profound understanding of the Active Directory Domain Services, today w

In the previous section "Active Directory recycle bin function Introduction 1", we briefly outlined how to restore an Active Directory object in Windows Server 2003/2008. In this section, we will explainActive Directory Recycle BinNew Features and changes. Let's take a look

When you create a printer in Windows 2000/2003, the printer and Active Directory are configured to be holistic by default, and the printer is automatically published on the Active Directory. For printers that are not running Windows 2000/2003 computers (such as Windows NT 4.0), they cannot be automatically published in

The user and configuration information of the Exchange 2000 Server depend on Microsoft Windows 2000 Active Directory. Exchange 2000 primarily uses Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) to communicate with domain control sites and generic Directory servers. Exchange 2000 uses

Windows Server has further developed the Active Directory (Active Directory) on the basis of Windows NT Server 4.0. The Active Directory is started from a data store. It uses a data store similar to the Exchange server, known as:

Introduction to the database files in the Active DirectoryActive Directory database contains a large number of core basic data, should be properly protected, timely backup. The Active Directory database is a "dit"-formatted database that is the same as the database format used by Exchange Server. Before maintaining the

Each site has a user, and part of the administrator's job is to make sure that the site's users have appropriate access to the site. To grant permissions to a Web site, you must add users to the site (either individually or as part of a cross-site group) and assign to a site group. In Microsoft Windows SharePoint services, you can add users and cross-site groups in one of two modes: domain account mode is used within an organization to grant permissions to users who have a ready-made domain acco

Each site has a user, and part of the administrator's job is to make sure that the site's users have appropriate access to the site. To grant permissions to a Web site, you must add users to the site (either individually or as part of a cross-site group) and assign to a site group. In Microsoft Windows SharePoint services, you can add users and cross-site groups in one of two modes: Domain account mode is used within an organization to grant permissions to users who have a ready-made domain acc

Organize Active Directory database offlinefrom The beginning, the Active Directory has a ADDS service, the domain administrator of the AD management is also much easier. in earlier versions such as-f8-, you will need to restart your computer for the directory Service Restor

different implementation policies to allow Linux computers to use ActiveDirectory for authentication. The simplest but least efficient way to use LDAP for authentication using Active Directory is to configure PAM to use LDAP for authentication, as shown in 1. Although Active Directory is a LDAPv3 service, Windows clie

2 transferring the domain controller role to the staging serverWe introduce the role of "transit" server, in the process of migration, the original "problematic" Active Directory domain user information "transferred" to the transit server, and so on after the original domain server reinstall and then "migrate" back, in this section will do the following actions: Install the "brokered" server with t

Active Directory operation of the mainframe detailed In the previous blog post, we have learned that each domain controller can modify Active Directory autonomously, and that the modified results are recognized by other domain controllers. From this perspective, the status of domain controllers is equal, but we must n