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Logging on to a Domain
First things first: An object (i.e. computer) must firs join the domain before it can be part of the active directory.
Logging on to a DomainContinuation
User Object
Has unique name Organized in levels Administered as a unit with common rules and procedures Provides administrative benefits 8
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Forest
Collection of trees Do not share contiguous DNS naming structure
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Trees
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Forests
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Trusts
Two-way, transitive trust relationship Automatically created for child domain Transitive trust
All other trusted domains implicitly trust one another
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Site Structure
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Global Catalog
Used primarily for:
Finding Active Directory information from anywhere in forest Universal group membership information Authentication services Directory lookup requests from Exchange 2000/2003
First domain controller in Active Directory automatically becomes Global Catalog server
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Summary
Active Directory is the directory service for networks running Windows Server 2003 or Windows 2000 Server network operating systems Active Directory stores a variety of objects within the directory database The logical components of Active Directory include domains, organizational units, trees, forests, and trusts
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