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Networking Professional Lab 01: Active Directory Training Labs | 624MB
Video 1
Introduction to AD Fundamentals on Windows Server 2003
Introduction and overview of the course, meet your instructor, Scott Skinger.
Video 2
Concepts Video
Gain a solid grasp on important terms you'll need to know when dealing with Active Directory.
* Global Catalog Servers
* Universal Group Membership
* Universal Principal Names
* Schema
* FSMO Roles
* Functional Levels
Video 3
Lab Setup Video
In this lesson, we setup our lab environment scenario that will be used throughout the course.
Video 4
New Features in Windows Server 2003 Active Directory
Server 2003 has many new features that are quite a bit different from Windows 2000. You will benefit from this section, especially if you are familiar with previous versions of Active Directory, and also if you are new to Active Directory because this will give you a base for further learning.
Video 5
Active Directory Installation
You cannot manage Active Directory without installing it. You will benefit from this video by seeing exactly how to install and configure Active Directory and DNS.
* Installation of Active Directory
* DNS Installation and Configuration
* Proper use of dcpromo
* Creating Secondary Domain Controller
Video 6
Organizational Units (OU)
Saving on hardware and administration costs is always a plus. Organizational Units can take the place of multiple domains in your company, and allow you to have better control over your server environment.
* What is OU?
* Subdividing domain using OU
* Moving Objects to different OU
* Setting Up Permissions Using OU
Video 7
Group Policy
Knowing what Group Policy is and what it’s used for will allow you to administer your server from a centralized interface to save you and your company time and money.
* General Info
* GPO Application
* Differences from Windows 2000
Video 8
Administering Resources within Active Directory
Knowing how to publish folders and administer other resources will allow you to maximize your use of Active Directory. Also, seeing Active Directory from the standpoint of the user gives you a good idea of the end result of installing and configuring Active Directory.
* Publishing Objects within AD
* Searching for Objects within AD
* General Active Directory Usage
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