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The full name of an object that includes all hierarchical containers leading up to the root domain.
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An object, such as a domain or an Organizational Unit, that is used to organize other objects. Also known as a leaf object.
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contains information regarding the physical topology of the network, as well as other configuration data that must be replicated through- out the forest.
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Active Directory DNS provides direction for network clients that need to know which server per- forms what function.
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A one-way, non-transitive trust that is established with a Windows NT domain or a Windows 2000 domain in a separate forest.
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The process of keeping each domain controller in sync with changes made elsewhere on the net- work.
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Characteristics associated with an object class in Active Directory that make the object class unique within the database.
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The ability to respond gracefully to a software or hardware failure.
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The largest container object within Active Directory.
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An object, such as a domain or an Organizational Unit, that is used to organize other objects. Also known as a container object.
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A grouping of objects in Active Directory that can be managed together.
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The first domain created within an Active Directory forest.
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A server that stores the Active Directory database and authenticates users with the net- work during logon.
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Master database that contains definitions of all objects in the Active Directory.
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Allows businesses to define, manage, access, and secure network resources, including files, printers, people, and applications.
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a logical grouping of network resources and devices that can contain one or more domains configured in a parent–child relationship.
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Administration of an Organizational Unit is tasked to a departmental supervisor or manager, thus allowing that person to manage day-to-day resource access as well as more mundane tasks, such as resetting passwords.
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Portion of Active Directory database used to divide the database into manageable pieces.
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A 128-bit hexadecimal number that is assigned to every object in the Active Directory forest upon its creation.
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Trust type that allows resources to be shared between Active Directory forests.