May 2008
Intermediate to advanced
624 pages
16h 23m
English
The Active Directory database is made up of units called objects. Each object represents a single unique database entry.
Objects are uniquely identified within your database in the following ways:
Each object has a globally unique identifier (GUID) or security identifier (SID).
Each object has a distinguished name (DN).
Globally unique identifiers are security identification numbers placed on applications by Active Directory. These numbers are not guaranteed to be unique, but the number generated is very large, so the odds are very low that two applications will end up with the same GUID.
Security identifiers are security identification ...
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