September 2003
Intermediate to advanced
624 pages
15h 49m
English
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Acknowledgments
The people at O’Reilly were a joy to work with. I would like to thank Robert Denn for helping me get this book off the ground. I am especially grateful for Andy Oram’s insightful and thought-provoking feedback.
I was very fortunate to have an all-star group of technical reviewers. If there was ever a need to assemble a panel of the top Active Directory experts, you would be hard pressed to find a more knowledgeable group of guys. Here they are in alphabetical order:
Rick Kingslan (rkingsla@cox.net) is a Senior Systems Engineer and Microsoft Windows Server MVP. If you’ve ever posted a question to an Active Directory newsgroup or discussion forum, odds are Rick participated in the thread. His uncanny ability to provide useful feedback on just about any Active Directory problem helped ensure I covered all the angles with each recipe.
Gil Kirkpatrick (gilk@netpro.com) is the Executive Vice President & CTO of NetPro (http://www.netpro.com/). Gil is also the author of Active Directory Programming from MacMillan. His extensive knowledge of the underpinnings of Active Directory helped clarify several issues I did not address adequately the first time through.
Tony Murray (tony@activedir.org) is the maintainer of the http://www.ActiveDir.org web site and mailing list, which is one of the premier Active Directory discussion forums. The myriad of questions posed to the list served as inspiration for this book. Tony’s comments and suggestions throughout the book helped tremendously. ...
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