Chapter 2. Administering Active Directory Domain Services

Most administrators first experience Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) by opening Active Directory Users And Computers and creating user, computer, or group objects within the organizational units (OUs) of a domain. Unfortunately, many administrators never take the time to elevate their skill sets with the Active Directory administrative tools. Whether you are a new administrator or a seasoned veteran, you need to work securely and efficiently. In this chapter, you will discover secrets of effective administration that are often learned only after months or years of experience.

Now that you have created a domain in Chapter 1, you can address the tools, tips, and best practices for ...

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