September 2013
Intermediate to advanced
864 pages
28h 43m
English
Active Directory implementations in use today extend from a single forest to multiple forests, and there are many variations in between. Some companies deployed Active Directory early and have an implementation that features a root domain that contains a small number of servers, such as the schema master, with applications and users deployed into a set of geographic or business-centric domains. Other companies have deployed multiple Active Directory forests because different businesses require separate security contexts. Yet other companies have acquired multiple forests through buying companies and are merging applications, domains, and forests into a more streamlined design. Some companies ...
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