March 2001
Intermediate to advanced
576 pages
16h 42m
English
Active Directory is created after you have rebooted the domain controller. The new domain controller has several new folders and shares. Additionally, if this is a new domain, you now can see the Active Directory containers created.
Two new shares are created on a new domain controller to support its duties in its new role.
The SysVol share is where the filesystem objects that comprise group policy are created. Every domain controller has a sysvol folder, and the File Replication Service is used to keep the contents of the sysvol folder synchronized with every other sysvol folder on every other domain controller in the domain. For more information, see Chapter 27, "Active Directory Database Optimization."
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