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Placing Operations Master Roles
In organizations, we use roles and responsibilities to maintain different levels of accountability. With roles and responsibilities in place, everyone knows what they are supposed to do in their job. This applies to applications/services as well. Within application/services we have different roles. These roles are also associated with different sets of privileges. While one role has read-only permissions, another has permission to do system-wide configuration changes. This helps to maintain the integrity of the application/services.
Active Directory is built upon a multi-master database model. This means that any writable domain controller in the domain can change the Active Directory configuration and it will ...
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