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    Active Directory (AD) is a directory service that allows organizations to centrally manage users, computers, groups and other network resources. Key components of AD include: - The AD database stores objects like users, groups and computers. Folders include the SYSVol folder for shared files and the Lost & Found folder for orphaned user accounts. - A forest contains one or more domains that may have multiple trees. A tree links domains through trust relationships. A domain contains connected objects that share the same AD database. - Organizational units (OUs) further organize objects within a domain. Attributes define the properties of objects. The global catalog provides a searchable index of all objects in a forest.

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    Active Directory (AD) is a directory service that allows organizations to centrally manage users, computers, groups and other network resources. Key components of AD include: - The AD database stores objects like users, groups and computers. Folders include the SYSVol folder for shared files and the Lost & Found folder for orphaned user accounts. - A forest contains one or more domains that may have multiple trees. A tree links domains through trust relationships. A domain contains connected objects that share the same AD database. - Organizational units (OUs) further organize objects within a domain. Attributes define the properties of objects. The global catalog provides a searchable index of all objects in a forest.

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    Active Directory

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    Active Directory (AD) is a directory service that allows organizations to centrally manage users, computers, groups and other network resources. Key components of AD include: - The AD database stores objects like users, groups and computers. Folders include the SYSVol folder for shared files and the Lost & Found folder for orphaned user accounts. - A forest contains one or more domains that may have multiple trees. A tree links domains through trust relationships. A domain contains connected objects that share the same AD database. - Organizational units (OUs) further organize objects within a domain. Attributes define the properties of objects. The global catalog provides a searchable index of all objects in a forest.

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    ACTIVE DIRECTORY

    DEFINITIONS

    FOLDERS
     AD Database Location: C:/Windows/NTDS/NTDS.dit
     SYSVol Folder: Stores the servers copy of the public files such as,
    group policies, users etc.
     Lost & Found: contains the objects missed due to conflict, and
    contain orphaned users accounts.
     Garbage Collection: is the process of the online defragmentation of
    active directory, every 12 hours.

    FOREST
    is a collection of one or more
    domains which may have one or
    more trees.

    TREE
    Is a group of domains share a
    common scheme, linked
    together by a trust relationship.

    DOMAIN
    is defined as a logical group of
    network objects (computers, users,
    devices) that share the same active
    directory database.

    OU

    OU

    OU

    OU

    OU

    ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT
    Group of objects, such as user
    accounts, groups, computers.

    OBJECTS
    Group of user accounts, printers,
    devicesetc.

    Scheme: is all object classes, and its


    attributes.

    ATTRIBUTES

    GLOBAL CATALOG
    A global catalog is a domain
    controller that stores a copy of
    all Active Directory objects in a
    forest.
    ** is a searchable index.
    Port number is 3268

    ACTIVE DIRECTORY
    STRUCTURE

    TRUST IN AD
    To allow users in one domain to access resources in another domain, AD
    uses trusts!
    
    
    
    

    One Way trust


    Two way trust
    Trusting domain This server is the user that share resource to trusted domains
    Trusted domain this server trusted by other domain and any user in it can access other
    trusting domains

    INSTALL/REMOVE ACTIVE
    DIRECTORY
    Run > dcpromo

    Backup:
    Run > ntbackup

    GROUPS VS OU
    Groups: Used to apply permissions on users using shared files.
    Organizational Unit: Used to apply policies on users using group
    policies.

    ADDITIONAL DOMAIN VS
    RODC
    Additional Domain: is a copy of the AD & used for load balance.
    RODC: is same as the additional domain but just for read only.

    GROUP TYPES
    Security group: need more authorization, slower than the distributed group.
    Distributed group: used in emails because it is faster than the security group.

    NOTES
    Credential files are stored in SAM file.
    Kerberos use port number 88.

    THANK
    YOU

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