November 2001
Intermediate to advanced
736 pages
16h 7m
English
Active Directory lets developers store information in a hierarchical, object-oriented fashion.
Active Directory uses objects to represent network resources, such as users, groups, machines, devices, and applications. It also uses containers to represent organizational data, such as departments, or collections of related objects, such as printers or users. The information is organized in a tree-like structure made up of containers and objects, similar to the way the Windows operating system uses folders and files to organize data.
Active Directory also manages the relationships between containers and objects, which provides a centralized view of the company and its resources. This makes it easier to find, manage, ...
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