September 2012
Intermediate to advanced
1680 pages
88h 3m
English
The most basic of all AD DS structures is the single-domain model; this type of domain structure comes with one major advantage over the other models: simplicity. A single security boundary defines the borders of the domain, and all objects are located within that boundary. The establishment of trust relationships between other domains is not necessary, and implementation of technologies such as group policies is made easier by the simple structure. More organizations than not can take advantage of this design because AD DS has been simplified and its capability to span multiple physical boundaries has been enhanced.
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