Windows 2000 Active Directory

Name: Windows 2000 Active Directory
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ISBN: 9780072123234

ISBN-10: 0072123230

ISBN-13: 9780072123234

Edition: 2000

Authors: Joe Casad

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Bestselling computing author Joe Casad shows how to configure and implement the Active Directory for Windows 2000, Windows 95/98 and Windows NT.

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List price: $44.99
Copyright year: 2000
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne
Publication date: 4/13/2000
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 564
Size: 7.25" wide x 9.25" long x 1.50" tall
Weight: 2.486
Language: English

Acknowledgments	p. xxi
Introduction	p. xxiii
Introducing Active Directory
The Active Directory Environment	p. 3
What is Active Directory?	p. 4
Flexible Security	p. 6
DNS Integration	p. 8
Fault Tolerance and Bandwidth Management	p. 10
The Data Storehouse	p. 12
Uniform Interface	p. 15
Summary	p. 16
Active Directory Concepts	p. 17
Mixed Mode and Native Mode	p. 19
A Closer Look at the Active Directory Network	p. 21
Operations Masters	p. 23
Multiple Domains	p. 27
Naming Objects in Active Directory	p. 31
Summary	p. 36
Setting Up Your Network
Active Directory with TCP/IP and DNS	p. 39
Active Directory and DNS	p. 40
How DNS Works	p. 40
The DNS Namespace	p. 45
Understanding Zones	p. 46
Active Directory--Integrated Zones	p. 48
Dynamic Updates	p. 48
How Active Directory Uses DNS	p. 50
Installing DNS Server	p. 52
Configuring DNS	p. 53
Migrating DNS Data to Windows 2000 DNS Server	p. 67
Interoperating with Other DNS Servers	p. 68
Sites and Subnets in Active Directory	p. 69
Subnets and Sites	p. 70
Configuring Active Directory Sites	p. 71
Defining Active Directory Subnets	p. 74
Placing Servers in Sites	p. 76
Summary	p. 79
Understanding Replication	p. 81
Replication and Active Directory	p. 82
Replication Topology	p. 91
Replication and the KCC	p. 92
Connection Objects	p. 93
Managing Intrasite Replication	p. 94
Viewing Connection Objects and Properties	p. 96
Creating a New Connection Object	p. 98
Checking the Replication Topology	p. 100
Forcing Replication Manually	p. 101
Intersite Replication	p. 102
Configuring Site Links	p. 104
Configuring Site Link Bridges	p. 109
Configuring a Preferred Bridgehead Server	p. 113
Managing and Monitoring Replication	p. 115
Repadmin	p. 115
Replication Monitor	p. 117
Performance Monitor	p. 129
Network Monitor	p. 131
Summary	p. 132
Users and Groups	p. 133
A Quick Look at Windows NT and Windows 2000 Security	p. 134
Understanding Groups	p. 135
Distribution Groups	p. 136
Security Groups	p. 136
Predefined and Built-In Groups	p. 140
Managing Users and Groups	p. 142
Creating New Users	p. 143
Adding or Removing Users from Groups	p. 146
Viewing and Modifying User Properties	p. 149
Moving Users	p. 154
Deleting, Disabling, and Renaming User Accounts	p. 156
Creating or Deleting a User Principal Name (UPN) Suffix	p. 157
Creating Groups	p. 159
Adding or Removing Groups from Other Groups	p. 161
Viewing and Modifying Group Properties	p. 162
Moving Groups	p. 163
Deleting Groups	p. 163
Assigning Permissions	p. 164
Ownership	p. 167
Setting Inheritance	p. 168
Delegation of Control	p. 170
Summary	p. 172
Group Policy	p. 173
What Is Group Policy?	p. 174
A Look at Policy in Active Directory	p. 176
Local Policy	p. 176
Default Policy	p. 178
Group Policy Objects	p. 179
System Policy	p. 179
Setting Up Group Policy	p. 180
How Group Policies Are Processed	p. 184
Where Group Policies Are Stored	p. 186
How Group Policies Interact	p. 187
Creating a Group Policy Snap-In	p. 188
Understanding Group Policy Options	p. 191
Templates	p. 192
Links	p. 194
Filtering Group Policy	p. 195
Setting Group Policies that Control Group Policy	p. 197
Specifying a Domain Controller	p. 197
Group Policy Strategies	p. 201
Summary	p. 203
Setting Up Active Directory	p. 205
The Deployment Process	p. 206
Do You Really Need Active Directory?	p. 207
Planning and Implementing a Test Site	p. 209
Planning and Implementing a Pilot Site	p. 211
Planning Your Active Directory Network	p. 212
Axioms, Tips, and Best Practices	p. 215
Planning Your Active Directory Rollout	p. 222
Executing Your Active Directory Rollout	p. 230
Active Directory System Requirements	p. 231
Installing Windows 2000	p. 232
Important Setup Procedures	p. 250
Installing the Windows 2000 Support Tools	p. 250
Switching to Native Mode	p. 251
Configuring Global Catalog Servers	p. 252
Creating an OU	p. 252
Delegating Control of an OU	p. 253
Moving Objects	p. 254
Demoting a Domain Controller	p. 254
Summary	p. 255
Managing Active Directory	p. 257
Backing Up and Restoring the Active Directory	p. 258
Backing Up System State Data	p. 260
Replication Restore	p. 261
Nonauthoritative Restore	p. 262
Authoritative Restore	p. 264
Modifying the Directory	p. 265
Managing Files and Folders in Active Directory	p. 280
Publishing Folders	p. 280
Managing Files and Folders through Group Policy	p. 283
Managing Printers in Active Directory	p. 286
Managing Software in Active Directory	p. 289
Assigning Software	p. 291
Publishing Software	p. 293
Creating a .zap File	p. 294
Configuring Software Installation Policy Properties	p. 295
Managing the User Desktop Through Group Policy	p. 297
Folder Redirection	p. 298
Managing Operations Masters	p. 300
Reassigning the Schema Master	p. 300
Reassigning the Domain Naming Master	p. 301
Reassigning the RID Master, PDC Emulator, or Infrastructure Master	p. 302
Summary	p. 303
Active Directory Clients	p. 305
Understanding Client Options	p. 306
Windows 2000 Professional Hardware Requirements	p. 308
Windows 2000 Clients	p. 311
Windows NT Clients	p. 312
Windows 95/98 Clients	p. 312
Clients from Other Networking Systems	p. 314
Address Book	p. 315
Managing Clients	p. 316
Computer Management Tool	p. 317
AD Users and Computers	p. 318
Managing the Network from Clients	p. 331
Summary	p. 333
Mastering Active Directory
Active Directory Schema	p. 337
What Is the Schema?	p. 338
Attributes, Syntaxes, and Schema Classes	p. 341
The Schema Cache	p. 346
Modifying the Schema	p. 349
Schema Changes and the Schema Master	p. 351
Generating an X.500 Object ID	p. 354
Working with Active Directory Schema	p. 356
Working with ADSI Editor	p. 372
Summary	p. 376
Active Directory Security	p. 377
Kerberos	p. 378
What Is Kerberos?	p. 379
How Does Kerberos Work in Windows 2000?	p. 384
Configuring Kerberos	p. 387
Interoperating Windows 2000 Kerberos	p. 394
What Kerberos Doesn't Prevent	p. 397
Understanding Security Policy	p. 398
Account Policies	p. 400
Local Policies	p. 402
Event Log	p. 405
Restricted Groups	p. 405
System Services	p. 407
Registry	p. 408
File System	p. 410
Public Key Policies	p. 411
IP Security Policies	p. 411
Summary	p. 432
Scripting Active Directory	p. 433
Scripting in the Active Directory Environment	p. 434
Interfaces	p. 435
What Is Windows Scripting Host?	p. 438
Configuring Script Files	p. 439
cscript.exe	p. 442
wscript.exe	p. 443
Setting the Default Scripting Host	p. 444
Debugging Scripts	p. 444
Logon Scripts	p. 446
User Logon Scripts	p. 447
Policy Scripts	p. 448
Built-in Scripts	p. 451
Executing Scripts Automatically	p. 452
Running UNIX Scripts in Windows 2000	p. 457
Summary	p. 458
Interoperating Windows 2000	p. 459
Windows 2000 and NetWare	p. 460
Configuring Windows 2000 for NetWare	p. 460
Services for NetWare	p. 473
Windows 2000 and UNIX-Based Systems	p. 474
Connectivity Utilities	p. 476
Interoperating Printers with UNIX	p. 488
Telnet Server	p. 490
Simple TCP/IP Services	p. 496
Services for UNIX	p. 497
Windows 2000 and Macintosh	p. 498
File Services for Macintosh	p. 500
Print Services for Macintosh	p. 510
Supporting AppleTalk	p. 515
Active Directory in the Microsoft Exchange Environment	p. 519
Organizing and Optimizing Connection Agreements	p. 524
Implementing an Exchange Server Connection	p. 525
Managing the Active Directory Connector	p. 532
Summary	p. 535
Index	p. 537
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