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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 352 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 146x214x18 mm, kaal: 434 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 14-Jan-2009
  • Kirjastus: Microsoft Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0735626480
  • ISBN-13: 9780735626485
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 352 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 146x214x18 mm, kaal: 434 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 14-Jan-2009
  • Kirjastus: Microsoft Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0735626480
  • ISBN-13: 9780735626485
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Provides information on the administration of Active Directory in Windows Server 2008, covering such topics as adding and removing writable domain controllers, configuring catalog servers, evaluating sites, and employing command-line utilities.

This 5.5x8" pocket guide for readers with basic networking skills and a basic understanding of Windows concentrates on daily administration procedures and frequently performed tasks. Material is organized by job-related tasks rather than by features, with sections on implementing Active Directory, managing Active Directory infrastructure, and maintaining and recovering Active Directory. Quick-reference features of the guide include tables of facts, checklists, step-by-step instructions illustrated with b&w screenshots, cross-references, an expanded table of contents, and cautions and tips. The guide is for Windows and network administrators, support staff who maintain Windows networks, accomplished users who have some administrator responsibilities, and administrators transferring from other platforms. Stanek has written many books on computing. Annotation ©2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Portable and precise, this pocket-sized guide delivers immediate answers for the day-to-day administration of Active Directory in Windows Server 2008. Zero in on core support and maintenance tasks using quick-reference tables, instructions, and lists. You’ll get the focused information you need to solve problems and get the job done—whether at your desk or in the field!

Get fast facts to:

  • Install forests, domain trees, and child domains
  • Add and remove writable domain controllers and deploy read-only controllers
  • Configure, maintain, and troubleshoot global catalog servers
  • Maintain directory and data integrity using operations masters
  • Evaluate sites, subnets, and replication before expanding a network
  • Establish a trust relationship between domains and between forests
  • Maintain and recover Active Directory Domain Services
  • Employ essential command-line utilities
Introduction xv
PART I IMPLEMENTING ACTIVE DIRECTORY
Chapter 1 Overview of Active Directory
3
Understanding Directory Services
3
Introducing Active Directory
5
Active Directory Domains
5
DNS Domains
6
Domain Controllers
8
Active Directory Objects
11
Active Directory Schema
12
Active Directory Components
14
Managing Active Directory
22
Working with Active Directory
23
Active Directory Administration Tools
23
Chapter 2 Installing New Forests, Domain Trees, and Child Domains
29
Preparing for Active Directory Installation
29
Working with Directory Containers and Partitions
30
Establishing or Modifying Your Directory Infrastructure
31
Establishing Functional Levels
36
Deploying Windows Server 2008
40
Creating Forests, Domain Trees, and Child Domains
41
Installing the AD DS Binaries
41
Creating New Forests
42
Creating New Domain Trees
59
Creating New Child Domains
66
Chapter 3 Deploying Writable Domain Controllers
73
Preparing to Deploy or Decommission Domain Controllers
73
Adding Writable Domain Controllers
74
Installing Additional Writable Domain Controllers
75
Adding Writable Domain Controllers Using Replication
76
Adding Writable Domain Controllers Using Installation Media
83
Adding Writable Domain Controllers Using Answer Files or the Command Line
85
Decommissioning Domain Controllers
88
Preparing to Remove Domain Controllers
88
Removing Additional Domain Controllers
90
Removing the Last Domain Controller
94
Removing Domain Controllers Using Answer Files or the Command Line
95
Forcing the Removal of Domain Controllers
97
Restarting a Domain Controller in Directory Services Restore Mode
97
Performing Forced Removal of Domain Controllers
99
Cleaning Up Metadata in the Active Directory Forest
102
Chapter 4 Deploying Read-Only Domain Controllers
105
Preparing to Deploy Read-Only Domain Controllers
106
Adding RODCs to Domains
108
Adding RODCs Using Replication
109
Adding RODCs Using Answer Files or the Command Line
115
Using Staged Installations
119
Stage 1: Creating the RODC Account and Preparing for Installation
120
Stage 2: Attaching the RODC and Finalizing Installation
121
Performing Staged Installations Using the Command Line or Answer Files
123
Decommissioning RODCs
126
Setting Password Replication Policy
127
Password Replication Policy Essentials
127
Allowing and Denying Accounts
130
Managing Credentials on RODCs
132
Identifying Allowed or Denied Accounts
133
Resetting Credentials
134
Delegating Administrative Permissions
135
PART II MANAGING ACTIVE DIRECTORY INFRASTRUCTURE
Chapter 5 Configuring, Maintaining, and Troubleshooting Global Catalog Servers
139
Working with Global Catalog Servers
140
Deploying Global Catalog Servers
141
Adding Global Catalog Servers
141
Monitoring and Verifying Global Catalog Promotion
143
Identifying Global Catalog Servers
149
Restoring Global Catalog Servers
150
Removing Global Catalog Servers
151
Controlling SRV Record Registration
152
Managing and Maintaining Universal Group Membership Caching
152
Universal Group Membership Caching Essentials
152
Enabling Universal Group Membership Caching
153
Monitoring and Troubleshooting Universal Group Membership Caching
155
Managing and Maintaining Replication Attributes
158
Understanding Global Catalog Search and the Partial Attribute Set
158
Designating Replication Attributes
159
Monitoring and Troubleshooting Replication Attributes
163
Managing and Maintaining Name Suffixes
163
Configuring User Principal Name Suffixes
164
Configuring Name Suffix Routing
165
Chapter 6 Configuring, Maintaining, and Troubleshooting Operations Masters
167
Operations Master Essentials
167
Introducing Operations Masters
168
Identifying Operations Masters
169
Planning for Operations Masters
169
Changing Operations Masters
170
Working with Operations Masters
171
Managing Domain Naming Masters
172
Managing Infrastructure Masters
173
Managing PDC Emulators
175
Managing Relative ID Masters
177
Managing Schema Masters
180
Maintaining Operations Masters
181
Preparing Standby Operations Masters
181
Decommissioning Operations Masters
183
Reducing Operations Master Workload
183
Seizing Operations Master Roles
185
Troubleshooting Operations Masters
187
Chapter 7 Managing Active Directory Sites, Subnets, and Replication
189
Implementing Sites and Subnets
189
Working with Sites
190
Setting Site Boundaries
190
Replication Essentials
191
The Replication Model
191
Replication with Multiple Sites
192
SYSVOL Replication
193
Essential Services for Replication
193
Intrasite Versus Intersite Replication
194
Intrasite Replication
194
Intersite Replication
195
Developing Your Site Design
197
Mapping Your Network Structure
197
Designing Your Sites
198
Designing Your Intersite Replication Topology
198
Configuring Sites and Subnets
200
Creating Sites
200
Creating Subnets
202
Adding Domain Controllers to Sites
203
Ensuring Clients Find Domain Controllers
205
Configuring Site Links and Intersite Replication
206
Understanding Site Links
206
Creating Site Links
208
Configuring Link Replication Schedules
210
Bridging Sites
212
Locating and Designating Bridgehead Servers
213
LDcating ISTGs
216
Optimizing Site Link Configurations
217
Monitoring, Verifying, and Troubleshooting Replication
218
Monitoring Replication
218
T-oubleshooting Replication
219
Generating Replication Topology
222
Verifying and Forcing Replication
222
PART III MAINTAINING AND RECOVERING ACTIVE DIRECTORY
Chapter 8 Managing Trusts and Authentication
227
Active Directory Authentication and Trusts
227
Trust Essentials
227
Authentication Essentials
229
Authentication Across Domain Boundaries
232
Authentication Across Forest Boundaries
232
Working with Domain and Forest Trusts
233
Examining Trusts
234
Establishing Trusts
236
Creating External Trusts
240
Creating Shortcut Trusts
244
Creating Forest Trusts
247
Creating Realm Trusts
251
Removing Manually Created Trusts
253
Verifying and Troubleshooting Trusts
254
Configuring Selective Authentication
255
Enabling or Disabling Selective Authentication for External Trusts
256
Enabling or Disabling Selective Authentication for Forest Trusts
256
Granting the Allowed To Authenticate Permission
257
Chapter 9 Maintaining and Recovering Active Directory
259
Protecting Objects from Accidental Deletion
259
Starting and Stopping Active Directory Domain Services
260
Setting the Functional Level of Domains and Forests
261
Configuring Deleted Item Retention
262
Configuring the Windows Time Service
263
Understanding Windows Time
264
Working with W32tm
265
Checking the Windows Time Configuration
266
Configuring an Authoritative Time Source
268
Troubleshooting Windows Time Services
269
Configuring Windows Time Settings in Group Policy
269
Backing Up and Recovering Active Directory
277
Active Directory Backup and Recovery Essentials
278
Backing Up and Restoring the System State
280
Performing a Nonauthoritative Restore of Active Directory
281
Performing an Authoritative Restore of Active Directory
282
Restoring Sysvol Data
285
Recovering by Installing a New Domain Controller
286
Maintaining the Directory Database
286
Understanding Directory Database Operations
287
Checking for Free Space in the Directory Database
287
Performing Offline Defragmentation
288
Moving the Directory Database
290
Appendix A Active Directory Utilities Reference 295
Index 321
William R. Stanek is a Microsoft MVP with 20+ years of experience in systems management and advanced programming. He is an award-winning author whos written more than 100 books, including Windows Server 2012 Pocket Consultant and Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Pocket Consultant.