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Active Directory Lightweight Directory Service
Introduction The Lightweight Directory Service is useful for situations in which applications need access to a directory service, but you do not want to risk compromising your Active Directory...
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How to transfer some or all of the FSMO Roles from one DC to another
Windows 2008/2003 Active Directory domains utilize a Single Operation Master method called FSMO (Flexible Single Master Operation), as described in Understanding FSMO Roles in Active Directory In most...
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Change the Routing Status of a Name Suffix
Introduction Name suffix routing allows you to control authentication requests thattake place between forests that are joined by a forest trust. By using the ActiveDirectory Domains and Trusts console,...
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Manage the Active Directory Domain Services Schema – Part 1
Introduction The Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) schema contains formal definitions of every object class that can be created in an AD DS forest. The schema also contains formal definitions of...
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Active Directory Federation Services
One of the most exciting new features in Microsoft’s forthcoming R2 release of Windows Server 2003 is the Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS). ADFS is a single sign on technology that can be...
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Regarding Active Directory Management: Enhancing Network Construction And...
Regarding Active Directory Management: Enhancing Network Construction And Functionality Active Directory management software necessitates an understanding of the individual directories and various...
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Active Directory Delegation
Active Directory Delegation Active Directory delegation is an important task in the process of Active Directory management that requires careful planning and accurate implementation. Native Active...
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Active Directory Recycle Bin
When your Active Directory forest is operating in the Windows Server 2008 R2 or higher mode, you can use the Active Directory Recycle Bin. The Active Directory Recycle Bin adds an easy-to-use recovery...
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