Windows Server 2003 Active Directory

Author: Shang Hongtu
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Features: This book starts from the practical application of enterprises and provides a comprehensive explanation and analysis of frequently used features in Windows Server 2003 Active Directory, accompanied by numerous case studies. It aims to help readers gain a thorough understanding of Active Directory and quickly apply the learned knowledge to real-world network management. The book is divided into five parts:
- Basic Concepts: This section introduces fundamental concepts related to Active Directory and guides readers through the practical setup of Active Directory forests and domain structures through experiments.
- Basic Management: This part covers managing user and group accounts in Active Directory, organizing and managing resources using Organizational Units (OUs), and publishing resources in Active Directory.
- Group Policy Application: This section focuses on the collaboration of Group Policy, including creating and inheriting Group Policy, resolving Group Policy conflicts, deploying Group Policy, using the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC), and how enterprises can leverage Group Policy to manage user work environments and achieve software deployment.
- Advanced Management: This part discusses managing trust relationships in Active Directory, implementing Active Directory replication, and the roles and management of various principal roles in Active Directory.
- Maintenance: This section covers how to maintain Active Directory.
The book is detailed, well-structured, and easy to understand, highlighting key points by clearly summarizing important content and techniques. It can serve as a textbook for short-term Windows Server 2003 training, as well as for students in higher education institutions majoring in related fields. At the same time, it is an invaluable reference book for system administrators, network administrators, and network technology enthusiasts.