Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Active Directory

15. Planning and Implementing an Active Directory Infrastructure (1.0) This objective domain covers the basic skills involved in the design and planning for domains and forests, as well as the skills required for installation and configurati...

Tested Skills and Suggested Practices The skills that you need to successfully master the Planning and Implementing an Active Directory Infrastructure objective domain on Exam 70-294: Planning, Implementing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Ser...

Further Reading You will find reading materials listed in this section by objective that will assist you in mastering the skills tested on the exam. Objective 1.1 Review Chapter 1, Lesson 1, "Active Directory Overview," and Chapter 5, L...

Objective 1.1. Plan a Strategy for Placing Global Catalog Servers This objective discusses the strategy for global catalog server placement. The existing network environment will help you in formulating the overall design of Active Directory, ...

Objective 1.2. Plan Flexible Operations Master Role Placement Global catalog servers are not the only special types of servers that run within Active Directory on various domain controllers. You must also plan to designate various domain contr...

Objective 1.3. Implement an Active Directory Forest and Domain Structure This objective looks at the skills of implementing an Active Directory forest and domain. The implementation of Active Directory begins with the installation of the first...

Objective 1.4. Implement an Active Directory Site Topology The Active Directory site topology is used to manage the replication, authentication, and query traffic patterns in the network. The system is entirely configurable by the administrato...

Objective 1.5. Plan an Administrative Delegation Strategy Delegation of administration was difficult with Windows NT 4. In fact, the only way to absolutely delegate administrative authority over a set of objectswhether users or computerswas to...