Active Directory with Windows Server 2016 - Deploying New AD Domains

The video tutorial discusses strategies for deploying Active Directory domains, including the choice between child domains, tree domains, and a single forest root. It explains how to organize domains within a company, using examples like microsoft.com with child domains such as corporate.microsoft.com. The tutorial also covers the configuration process for adding new domains to an existing forest, highlighting the differences between contiguous and discontiguous namespaces.

What is the first step in planning your Active Directory domain deployment?

• Choosing a domain name

• Deciding on the number of users

• Determining the domain structure

• Setting up user accounts

In the example provided, what are the names of the child domains under microsoft.com?

• sales.microsoft.com and hr.microsoft.com

• corporate.microsoft.com and products.microsoft.com

• marketing.microsoft.com and development.microsoft.com

• finance.microsoft.com and support.microsoft.com

How are domains organized within a company according to the example?

• By customer regions

• By product types

• By employee names

• By department functions

What is a key difference between a child domain and a tree domain?

• Tree domains do not require a forest root

• Child domains are larger than tree domains

• Tree domains are part of a contiguous namespace

• Child domains are part of a contiguous namespace

When adding a new domain to an existing forest, what must be specified for a tree domain?

• The domain name

• The number of users

• The parent domain

• The forest root