Abstract
From the Publisher: A must-have for busy administrators this comprehensive guide is organized in a task-at-a-glance fashion,making it easy to find the topic you need. Configure,manage,and optimize Active Directory on your Windows 2000 network Deploy and administer a distributed,interoperable,and secure Windows 2000 directory system using Active Directory and this hands-on resource. Administering Active Directory explains how to configure and implement Active Directory as your enterprise directory service and improve network performance. You'll learn to use the core AD components and services,including DNS,replication,and group policy,and take advantage of the centralized management capabilities. With step-by-step walk-throughs,task-at-a-glance sections,and detailed screen shots,this is the ideal desktop reference to Active Directory-the fully integrated directory service feature at the heart of Windows 2000. Understand Active Directory architecture and hierarchyManage user accounts and group resourcesIntegrate DNS with LDAP and WINSCreate and manage domain trees and forestsManage the Active Directory replication processConfigure site linksTroubleshoot and optimize Active DirectoryBack up and restore your AD serversImplement an Active Directory naming strategyDesign schema policyHandle a multiple domain administrationUse group policy for efficient administration of network resourcesAnalyze and design a complete Active Directory topologyMigrate from Windows NT 4. 0 to Windows 2000
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