active directory
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Prepare Active Directory for Exchange 2007 (Part 1)
before installing exchange 2007 you need to learn some steps to take to prepare an active directory environment to receive exchange 2007.
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Prepare Active Directory for Exchange 2007 (Part 2)
in part one, we went over the first four steps to take to prepare the active directory schema to receive exchange 2007.
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Theory - What is Active Directory?
what is active directory? active directory is a copyrighted directory service by microsoft, which is an integral part of windows architecture.
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Prevent deleting data in Windows Server 2003 Active Directory
it can be said that one of the most 'problematic' issues in managing and working with active directory is mistakenly deleting data or objects accidentally or incorrectly handled by users. of course, technically they must have full rights in active directory to be able to perform the deletion of
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Change the 'life cycle' of tombstone objects in Active Directory
in the previous article, i showed you how to recover deleted components in active directory, which are related to the lifecycle properties of tombstone objects. technically this lifetime must be set longer than the fixed latency between domain controllers. period of cycles between x & a times
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Microsoft System Center Service Manager - Part 2: Installation
in this article, i will show you how to install the basic service desk services as well as the data warehouse components of this product.
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Microsoft System Center Service Manager - Part 3: Initial configuration
in part 3 of this series, i will show you how to use and configure service manager.
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Microsoft System Center Service Manager - Part 4: Use
in this article, we will show you the steps to configure service manager before starting to use the product.
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Restore deleted components in Active Directory
in essence, active directory is a 'massive' database based on a hierarchical architecture, which contains complete information about network systems such as computers, servers, user accounts, and user groups. ... the main purpose of active directory is to provide and ensure the validation of all
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Configure the Lightweight Directory Service service - Part 5
in this part 5, we will show you the logical structure of the ad lds instance and the role of that structure in the replication process.
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Configure the Lightweight Directory Service service - Part 6
in this next article, i will continue the discussion by showing you how to create a site structure used for larger ad lds deployments.
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Configure the Lightweight Directory Service service - Part 7
in the final part of this series, we will introduce you to site linking objects, the process of creating replicas between sites and some issues to consider in disaster recovery.