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Definition
1. Schema Master
2. Domain Naming Master
3. Infrastructure Master
4. Relative ID (RID) Master
5. PDC Emulator |
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Term
| What should an IDA (Identity and Access Management) do? |
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Definition
1. Store information about users, groups, computers, and other identities.
2. Authenticate an identity
3. Control access
4. Provide an audit trail |
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Term
| What protocol is used to authenticate identities in an Active Directory domain? |
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Definition
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Term
| What five technologies are included in Active Directory? |
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Definition
1. AD Domain Services (Identity)
2. AD Lightweight Directory Services (Applications)
3. AD Certificate Services (Trust)
4. AD Rights Management Services (Integrity)
5. AD Federation Services (Partnership) |
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Term
| What is the purpose of Active Directory Domain Services? |
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Definition
| AD DS, as described earlier, is designed to provide a central repository for identity management within an organization. AD DS provides authentication and authorization services in a network and supports object management through Group Policy. AD DS also provides information management and sharing services, enabling users to find any component-file servers, printers, groups, and other users-by searching the directory. |
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