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AD Sites and Services Topology Design Basics
If you're working with Active Directory (AD) in a multi-location environment, designing your Active Directory Sites and Services topology correctly is key to ensuring efficient authentication, replication, and overall network performance.
What is Active Directory?
Active Directory (AD) is a directory service developed by Microsoft for Windows domain networks.
Tips for Managing Group Policy Objects (GPOs) in Active Directory
If you’re just getting started with managing Windows environments, you’ll quickly run into something called Group Policy Objects (GPOs) - a powerful tool in Active Directory that helps you control and configure users and computers across the network.
What’s the Difference Between Active Directory and LDAP?
If you’ve ever worked in an IT environment, especially with Windows-based systems, you’ve probably heard the terms Active Directory and LDAP tossed around.
Essential PowerShell Queries for AD Admins
Are you still clicking through Active Directory Users and Computers to find information about your users and computers? There's a better way! PowerShell provides powerful tools for querying Active Directory that can save you hours of work and help you gather insights about your environment in seconds.
Ch. 2: Active Directory Deep Dive
Active Directory (AD) is a vast system that uses both logical and physical structures to manage and organize resources across networks.
What is the Microsoft Computer Browser service?
Microsoft Active Directory services in Windows 2000 replace the computer browser service used in earlier versions of Windows to provide the network basic input/output system (NetBIOS) name resolution.
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