Enterprise Management Guide: Dissecting the Active Directory architecture
Managing Active Directory can be a complicated and confusing process at times, even for the most experienced IT managers. Having a good understanding of Active Directory components is key to proper design, implementation and troubleshooting of a network. In this series, expert Dean Wells breaks down several components of the Active Directory architecture.
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Managing Active Directory can be a complicated and confusing process at times, even for the most experienced IT managers. Having a good understanding of Active Directory components is key to proper design, implementation and troubleshooting of a network.
In this series, expert Dean Wells breaks down several components of the Active Directory architecture, and offers advice for proper AD management.
Dissecting the Active Directory architecture
Part 1: Infrastructure Master Part 2: Cross-references and phantoms Part 3: Foreign security principals Part 4: SID filtering and trust relationships Part 5: Tickets, tokens and the authentication process Part 6: SID filtering, usage scenarios and configuration
Dean Wells has been in the information technology industry since 1987 providing consulting and training services on the leading platforms. Originally from the U.K., he is now the Director of Technology Solutions and a co-founder of MSEtechnology, a consulting/training organization. Dean is a Microsoft Directory Services and Security MVP and delivers internal-only classes to Microsoft Product Support Services on Windows Infrastructure technologies.
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