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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.
Configuring Group Policy for Automatic Updates
This post will help you to set up Windows Group Policy for a domain so that computers automatically download updates.
How to Disable Server Manager at Start up for All Users
Disabling Server Manager at startup for all users can be achieved through Group Policy settings.
How to integrate BitLocker with Active Directory Domain Services
Integrating BitLocker with Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) allows you to leverage AD DS for key storage and management, simplifying BitLocker deployment and recovery processes.
How to Verify Domain Controller Connectivity
When you manage an Active Directory infrastructure that spans multiple sites, it is a good idea to test the ability of clients to successfully authenticate against domain controllers in other sites.
Joining an Ubuntu Computer to a Windows Domain
The integration of Linux-based systems, such as Ubuntu, into Windows domains is becoming increasingly common.
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