Windows 2000 active directory survival guide Book

	Preface	xv
Chapter 1	An Overview of Windows 2000 Active Directory Services	1
	A Brief History of Directory Services	2
	Directory Services Explained	2
	Microsoft's Active Directory Services Overview	5
	Active Directory Features	5
	The Extended Feature Set of Active Directory	7
	Active Directory Components	9
	Namespace and Name Resolution	11
	DNS	15
	LDAP	16
	The Logical Components of Active Directory	16
	Logical Elements of the Directory	17
	Structure Components	19
	Relational Components	19
	The Physical Components of Active Directory	22
	Operational Functions of Active Directory	24
	Security Features of Active Directory	25
	Trusts and Other Relevant Terms	26
	Summary	27
Chapter 2	Active Directory Architecture	29
	The Windows 2000 Security Subsystem	31
	The LSA Components	31
	The Directory Service Module of the LSA	33
	The Extensible Storage Engine (ESE)	33
	The Database Layer	35
	The Directory System Agent (DSA)	35
	Agents	35
	Overview of Active Directory's Logical Structures	36
	Best Practices Considering Active Directory's Architecture	38
	Windows 2000 Domain Implementation	38
	Domain Controller and GCS Recommendations	39
	Network Bandwidth Considerations	40
	Summary	41
Chapter 3	Preparing for an Active Directory Implementation	43
	Organizational Characteristics	45
	Business Persona	47
	Physical Location	47
	Administrative Models	48
	Security Considerations	50
	Preparing for the Future	52
	Assessing Organizational Characteristics	54
	Physical Network Considerations	54
	User Base Considerations	56
	Integrating the Internet	56
	Non-Microsoft Systems Integration with Active Directory	58
	Other Considerations	59
	Best Practices	60
	Summary	62
Chapter 4	Lightweight Directory Access Protocol	63
	What Is X.500?	65
	X.500 and DAP	68
	More on X.500 Standards	68
	Enter LDAP	70
	LDAP Versions 2 and 3	70
	Compatibility between Versions	71
	X.500, LDAP, and Directory Models	71
	Protocols and Directory Models	73
	Managing the Directory	73
	Replication	73
	LDAP and Security	74
	The Global Directory	76
	The Future of LDAP	76
	The Future of X.500	77
	Bridging the Gap between Standards	77
	Active Directory and Adopted Standards	79
	Summary	80
Chapter 5	Understanding DNS Architecture	83
	What Is DNS?	84
	Hosts and Host Names	85
	Registration, Records, and Resolving Names	86
	DNS Search Order	87
	DNS Hierarchies and Logical Naming Elements	88
	Domains and Zones	90
	Primary and Secondary Servers	91
	Caching, Forwarder, and Slave Servers	91
	Database Resource Records and the DNS Cache File	93
	Cache File	100
	DNS and Windows 2000	100
	The DNS Namespace	100
	Choosing Names for the Namespace	101
	Internal and External Naming Considerations	101
	DNS Zone Types in Windows 2000	102
	Dynamic DNS (DDNS)	102
	Resource Records Specific to Windows 2000 DNS	103
	Affiliation of DNS Zones and Windows 2000 Domains	104
	Zone Transfer Considerations	104
	WINS and DHCP Integration with DNS	106
	DNS Integration with Active Directory	106
	Third-Party DNS Servers	107
	Summary	109
Chapter 6	Naming Strategies for Windows 2000 Active Directory	111
	Directory Objects	113
	Domains	113
	Trees and Forests	116
	Organizational Units	116
	Global Catalog	117
	Trust Relationships	119
	Replication	121
	Propagation	122
	Naming Conventions for Trees and Forests	122
	Internal and External Naming Strategies	124
	Namespace Architecture	129
	The Domain Tree	129
	The Root Domain	130
	First-Layer Domains	130
	Second-Layer Domains	130
	Organizational Units	131
	Domain and Divisional Naming Scenarios	131
	Naming Conventions in Active Directory	133
	LDAP Naming Conventions	134
	Best Practices	136
	Summary	136
Chapter 7	Building the Network	137
	Domains in General	139
	Factors That Constitute Domain Creation	140
	The Initial Domain	142
	Organizational Units	142
	Choosing Domains or Organizational Units	144
	The Hierarchy and Organizational Units	149
	Planning the Organization of Organizational Units	150
	Six Organizational Models	150
	What Is Delegation?	156
	Delegated Responsibilities	159
	Best Practices	160
	Summary	162
Chapter 8	Directory Traffic Considerations and Management	163
	Network Traffic Considerations	166
	Replication	166
	What Information Is Replicated by the Directory?	169
	Replication Topology	171
	Windows 2000 Sites	174
	Site Elements	178
	Inter-Site versus Intra-Site Replication	182
	Domain Controller Placement	186
	The Logon Process	189
	The Global Catalog Server	190
	Best Practices	191
	Issues Regarding Sites and Site Replication	191
	Issues Regarding Domain Controllers	193
	Issues Regarding the Global Catalog	193
	Summary	194
Chapter 9	Using Microsoft Management Console	195
	How the MMC Came About	196
	MMC Defined	196
	MMC Benefits	197
	The MMC User Interface	198
	How MMC Works	201
	Snap-ins	203
	Types of Snap-ins	204
	Creating a Management Console	205
	Third-Party Products	212
	Comparing MMC to Other Tools	212
	MMC and Internet Components	213
	Summary	213
Chapter 10	Installing and Configuring DNS	215
	Before You Begin	216
	The DNS Setup Wizard	218
	Choosing a Zone Type	225
	The DNS Console	225
	Changing Zone Types	228
	Viewing Other Zone Properties	229
	Configuring Server Properties	232
	Dynamic DNS	233
	DDNS and Legacy Client Support (DHCP Is DDNS Aware)	235
	Configuring DDNS	237
	Testing Name Resolution	238
	Manually Updating Database Records	242
	Troubleshooting Methods	242
	Best Practices	244
	Summary	245
Chapter 11	Installing Active Directory and Using Management Tools	247
	Requirements for Installing a Domain Controller and Active Directory	249
	The DCPROMO Utility	252
	Step-by-Step Installation of the First Domain Controller	253
	Installing Replica Domain Controllers	256
	Step-by-Step Installation of Replica Domain Controllers	259
	Creating Child Domains in the Hierarchy	259
	Using the Active Directory Management Tools	263
	The Active Directory Domains and Trusts Console	264
	The Active Directory Sites and Services Console	266
	Summary	271
Chapter 12	Implementing Administrative Control over Directory Objects	275
	Managing Enterprise Resources	277
	A Word of Caution	278
	User and Group Permissions	281
	Implementing Administrative Control	284
	Creating Tools for Distribution	291
	Delegation Guidelines	296
	Summary	297
Chapter 13	Forests and Trees	299
	What Are Trees and Forests?	301
	Trust Relationships	304
	Complex Domain Structure Issues	305
	Creating a Forest	312
	Enterprise Management Using the Active Directory Consoles	316
	Best Practices	319
	Summary	321
Chapter 14	Customizing Active Directory Using the Schema	323
	An Overview of Schema Components	325
	Schema Tools	326
	More on the Schema	329
	Directory Objects Are Based on Standards	331
	Classes	331
	Attributes	334
	Modifying the Schema	336
	When to Extend the Schema	338
	Requirements	339
	Permissions	340
	Inheritance	341
	Adding New Objects	341
	Modifying Classes	341
	Adding Attributes	341
	Disabling a Schema Object	344
	Best Practices	345
	Summary	345
Chapter 15	Active Directory Management	347
	The Active Directory Users and Computers Console	348
	Object Management Hands-On	355
	Step-by-Step Creating Organizational Units	355
	Step-by-Step Creating Users and Groups	356
	Moving Resources	357
	Managing User Properties	357
	Advanced Object Administration Techniques	361
	Summary	368
Chapter 16	Group Policy and the Active Directory	371
	Group Policy Defined	372
	Uses	374
	Comparing New Features to Windows NT	374
	Group Policy Structure and Functions	375
	Overview	375
	Templates	375
	The Group Policy Objects	378
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