In the preceding section, I explained how we can group objects using domains and forests. But within the organization, objects can be categorized into different groups according to operations, organizational structure, geographical locations, or roles and responsibilities. As an example, organizations have multiple departments. We can convert each of these departments into child domains and group each of the department objects. But the child domain needs a separate domain controller, as it will have a separate domain partition.
Isn't there a better way to group these objects within the domain? That's where organizational units come in. Organizational units help group objects on a smaller scale within the domain. The most ...
