Windows Small Business Server SBS 2003 : a clear and concise by Stephanie Knecht-Thurmann

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All these object classes and their possible values are called the Active Directory Schema. 19 Introduction to Small Business Server 2003 The actions that can be carried out on a directory entry are also determined over LDAP. These include adding, deleting, editing, and renaming entries, which require write access to the directory, as well as searching for and comparing an entry. These last two require only read access to the directory data. Features of Active Directory Active Directory offers the following solidly integrated yet flexibly configurable features that were not available in the Windows NT domain model: • Simplification of administration through centralization: Each domain can have several domain controllers of equal rank.

This structure is also called the Directory Information Tree (DIT). Each entry consists of one or more entries. Each attribute consists of a type and a value. In our example the attributes surname and e-mail address have been taken. The syntax of the attribute determines that the e-mail address is an alphanumeric string. An e-mail address can have letters, numbers or even special characters such as a hyphen (-). Directory entries specify an object more precisely. At the same time, an object class describes an object.

It is possible for a domain to have objects from several physically separated domains. Under Windows NT if no domain controller was available for a client, it could not access any network resources. This problem was recognized and addressed from Windows 2000 onwards. Clients running Windows 2000 or later automatically use login caching. In login caching, every successful login to the domain is cached on the client. By default, ten entries can be stored on the client. This value can be changed in the security guidelines.

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