Illustrated Mastery of Active Directory: Active Directory

Author: Simmons
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive, easy-to-learn, and user-friendly reference for readers who wish to understand and master Windows 2000 Active Directory. It is also suitable for technical support engineers and system development engineers. The book adopts a completely visual approach, using over 1,000 illustrations to comprehensively introduce the structure, planning, and application examples of Windows 2000 Active Directory. It first introduces the basic concepts of Active Directory and Windows 2000 TCP/IP networking technology, then gradually explains how to install, configure, plan, and search for Active Directory. Next, it delves into the management of user, group, and computer accounts in Windows 2000 Active Directory, the creation of organizational units and objects, the creation and management of domain and domain controller domain trust relationships, and key issues related to the replication and recovery of directory information. Finally, the book discusses application examples from a practical perspective, covering the configuration and management of Active Directory sites, the installation features of Active Directory, the publication of Active Directory resources, the architecture of Active Directory, and the configuration of common group policies. This book is a comprehensive, easy-to-learn, and user-friendly reference for readers who wish to understand and master Windows 2000 Active Directory. It is also suitable for technical support engineers and system development engineers. The book adopts a completely visual approach, using over 1,000 illustrations to comprehensively introduce the structure, planning, and application examples of Windows 2000 Active Directory. It first introduces the basic concepts of Active Directory and Windows 2000 TCP/IP networking technology, then gradually explains how to install, configure, plan, and search for Active Directory. Next, it delves into the management of user, group, and computer accounts in Windows 2000 Active Directory, the creation of organizational units and objects, the creation and management of domain and domain controller domain trust relationships, and key issues related to the replication and recovery of directory information. Finally, the book discusses application examples from a practical perspective, covering the configuration and management of Active Directory sites, the installation features of Active Directory, the publication of Active Directory resources, the architecture of Active Directory, and the configuration of common group policies.