Active Directory

What is Active Directory?

• It stores information about members of the domain, including devices and users

• The default protocol used in directory services

• Microsoft’s network directory service and is the method used to create a domain.

• It allows you to view all the steps and review the detailed results during the installation process

Active Directory was first introduced with the release of Windows ______

• 2000

• Server 2012

• 7

• XP

These are the componet for Active Directory infastructure "except"

• Domains

• Groups

• Forest

• Domain trees

What is AD Domain Trees?

• A group of domains that share the same root namespace

• Collection of one or more domain trees sharing the same Global Catalog and schema

• Used as a central repository of networked device information for querying, updating, and authenticating against the data

• A tree

If Active Directory isn’t running, you still can use Group Policy

• True

• False

Which one is true ?

• Computers- Account objects stored in the AD database

• Built-in containers - Provide for a logical hierarchy within the domain

• Servers - Represent individual computing machines on the network

• Groups - managed as a collective instead of as individuals

What is this?

• DNS

• GPO

• Task Manager

• Network And Sharing Center

What will happen when the administrator stop solitaires from running?

• Continue running

• Transform to Valorant

• Can't running it

• Nothing happen

GPO is provide centralized management and configuration of OS

• True

• False

These are the advantage of Active Directory except ?

• Increased scalability

• Easy to set up and use.

• It is easy to manage, administrate and control

• Active directory is OS dependent