37. Visualizing AD DS users and organizational units Now, if you’re working with AIDS Active Directory Domain Services, something that’s going to be very important for you to understand is the concept of user accounts as well as use of user also known as organizational units. So user accounts are going to be used as identities for you or your people to be able to log on and authenticate and get access to the resources that they need. And then IOUs are going […]
35. Configure and manage AD DS replication Now that we understand sites, we know how we can configure replication to occur the way that we want it to, but what I want to show you now is I want to show you how we can test replication and also monitor replication. So here we are on enhanced CDK1. We’re just going to click start. We’re going to go to server manager and then we’re going to open up the Active Directory sites and […]
34. Configure and manage AD DS sites So now that we have an understanding of the concept of Active Directory sites and subnets and site links, I want to show you how we can configure it. So essentially what we’re going to do is we’re going to configure what we created this little diagram, this little hypothetical scenario. We’re going to learn how we would create this in our Active Directory environment, OK, even though we don’t really have all these locations and […]
33. Visualizing sites and replication Now, one of the things that is important for us to understand about Active Directory is that in a lot of our organizations and businesses, we have more than one location, right? You aren’t always a business that’s just located in one building in one place. You might be spread out through multiple geographical locations, and you want to have an understanding of how replication works when you are spread out throughout multiple geographic locations. So the first […]
31. Visualizing forest and domain trusts I want to spend some time now helping you understand the concept of domains and forest trust relationships. It’s also, Important. Before we begin that, you make sure you watch the video where I explain the visualizing of domains, trees and force, which is kind of where this initial diagram came from. So, if you have an Ori watch that, make sure you watch it, it’s earlier in the course. So to help you understand trust relationships, […]
30. Troubleshoot flexible single master operations (FSMO) roles I now want to take a look at how we can see which machines are our physical roles, our flexible single master operation rules. OK, so here I am on NYC DC one and you can see your physical roles in different places. OK, so the first thing I’m going to have, I’m going to go to is I’m going to open up server manager. All right. I’m going to go to the tools menu. […]
28. Using the Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE) Now, something else that a lot of people don’t realize about PowerShell is that it is its own scripting environment. It is its own programming environment. You can write programs, you can write scripting from within PowerShell. And I want to show you some basic fundamentals with that as well to assist you in your server administration. So first thing we’re going to do. We’re just going to go straight into PowerShell is going to right […]
25. Deploy Read-Only Domain Controllers (RODCs) Now I’d like to show you a couple of different ways that we could set up a Rothesay. All right, a read only to make sure the first myth that I’m going to show you is known as disparate staging. A-Rod, sister, now this the way you would do things if you’re you have not set up a server yet, that’s going to be your Rothesay server, but you plan on setting up a server that’s going […]
