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| What are the building blocks of active directory |
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Definition
| Domains, trees, forest, organizational units |
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| how is the physical location of objects in AD represented |
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Definition
| all objects in a given site |
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| A logical grouping of computers that share a database and security |
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| A parent domain with child domains that reflect name of parent domain |
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| How are domains in a tree linked |
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Definition
| 2-way transitive trust relationships (they can access eachothers info) |
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Definition
| a group of domains that do not share a adjoining name space. |
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Definition
| first domian created when you create AD structure. |
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| What are an OU (organizational unit) |
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Definition
| logical subgroup within a domain, used to locate single workgroup, section, or department |
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| Sites group resources in a forest according to location of subnet |
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Term
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Definition
| Control replication of data in ADDB and apply policies to users and domains and delegate administratife control to objects in a single physical location |
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Term
| What are some of the other things that site enable |
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Definition
| Enable users to be authenticated by domain controller in same physical location. |
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Term
| What is a domain controller |
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Definition
| Domain controllers authenticate users logging onto their domain, and servers as centers to administer AD in Windows Server 2008 |
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Term
| What is a domain controller |
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| Domain controllers authenticate users logging onto their domain, and servers as centers to administer AD in Windows Server 2008 |
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Term
| What does a domain controller store |
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Definition
A complete copy of all objects within domain, schema, config info relevent to forest where domain is located.
(All domian controller hold master copy of ADDB |
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Term
| What is the global catalog |
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Definition
| Enables domain in same forest to access resources in any domain in that particular forest. |
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Term
| What does Global catalog provide |
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Definition
| Provides info on universal group membership on any domain in forest, and allows users to log onto a domain other than their own domain useing the UPN |
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Definition
| The UPN (User principal name) is a user name in format of an email address. |
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| Flexible single-master operatons servers, restricted domain controllers |
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Definition
1. schema master
2. Domain naming master
3. PDC emulator (Primary domain
controller)
4. Infrastructure master
5. RID masster (Relative Identifier |
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Term
| How is SID different from RID |
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Definition
| SID is a security identifier common to all objects in its domain and RID is a relative identifer that unique to objects in domain, makes sure no 2 objects has same RID |
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Definition
| A specific function that server performs on the NW. |
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Term
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Definition
| An optional components that adds a certain feature, .NET Framework 3.0, BitLocker Drive Encryption |
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Term
| How do you add features to a role |
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Definition
1. Initial config
2. Server Manager
3. command line |
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Term
| What is RODC and how does it function |
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Definition
1. Read-only domain controller
2. Has a read only copy of the ADDB
3. very useful for branch office
deployment and high security |
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Term
| What is the server core and its function |
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Definition
| A stripped down version of server 2008 without a GUI, taskbar, or start menu |
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Definition
1. Less HW and memory
2. More secure because it present
smaller attack footprint |
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Term
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Definition
1. Active Directory Certificate Service
2. customizable services for creating and managing public key certificates used in software security systems that employ public key technologies. |
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Term
| Server Manager MMC (Microsoft Management Console) |
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Definition
1. Adds roles, role server, & server
features
2. View, manage, modify config of
installed roles and features.
3. Can open by compmgmt.msc at RUN
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Definition
1. Grafical User Interface
2. A GUI lets you interact with your computer using pictures and symbols |
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Term
| How do you get to the server manager command line |
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Definition
Start
Run
CMD
ServerManagerCmd.exe |
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