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Microsoft Windows Server 2000 2003 2008

Active Directory is a directory service in Windows that stores identity and access information. It includes features like authentication, authorization, storing objects and identities, and providing an audit trail. Active Directory has evolved through different versions of Windows Server, with new features introduced in Windows Server 2003 like multiple object selection and drag-and-drop functionality. Windows Server 2008 introduced new functional levels for domains and forests. Active Directory uses common protocols like LDAP, Kerberos, and DNS.
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Microsoft Windows Server 2000 2003 2008

Active Directory is a directory service in Windows that stores identity and access information. It includes features like authentication, authorization, storing objects and identities, and providing an audit trail. Active Directory has evolved through different versions of Windows Server, with new features introduced in Windows Server 2003 like multiple object selection and drag-and-drop functionality. Windows Server 2008 introduced new functional levels for domains and forests. Active Directory uses common protocols like LDAP, Kerberos, and DNS.
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Microsoft Active Directory 2000/2003/2008: Active Directory Data Store:

NTDS.DIT
Windows Server 2008 Active Directory: <% System-Root %> \NTDS\ NTDS.DIT
WINDOWS\NTDS\NTDS.DIT
 Active Directory, Identity and Access (IDA)
o Stores Information
 Objects Active Directory - Directory Partitions:
 Identities
 Schema Partition
o Authenticate an Identity
o Control Access  Configuration Partition
o Provide an Audit Trail  Global Catalog
 Active Directory Domain Services(Identity) AD DS  Domain Naming Context
 Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services
(Applications) AS LDS
 Active Directory Certificate Services (Trust) AD CS
Microsoft Windows Server 2000/2003/2008:
 Active Directory Right Management Services(Integrity) AD
RMS
 Active Directory Federation Services (Partnership) AD FS Windows 2000 Operating Systems:

 Windows 2000 Professional


 Windows 2000 Server
New Active Directory Features in the Windows Server 2003 Family:  Windows 2000 Advanced Server
 Windows 2000 Datacenter Server
New System-Wide Active Directory Features:
Windows Server 2003 Product Editions:
 Multiple selection of directory objects
 Windows Server 2003, Web Edition
 Drag-and-drop functionality
 Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition
 Efficient search capabilities
 Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition
 Saved queries
 Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition
 Active Directory command-line tools
 InetOrgPerson class
Windows Server 2003 Product Versions:
 Application directory partitions
 32-bit Versions
 Install additional domain controllers in existing domains
 64-bit Versions
using backup media
 Embedded Versions
 Universal group membership caching
 Domain functional levels Common Features:
 Forest functional levels  Plug and Play
 Secure LDAP traffic  New file system support - FAT32 & Encrypting File System
 Active Directory quotas (EFS)
 Power Options in Control Panel
New Change and Configuration Management Features:
 Internet Explorer 5
 File Management:
 New Group Policy settings o Distributed file system (DFS) & Disk Quotas
 Resultant Set of Policy capability  Application Support:
 Administrative template improvements o Application Support & Terminal Services
 New command-line tools  Multiprocessing, Multithreading, and Multitasking
 Easier use of folder redirection  Security:
 Advanced software installation options o New security protocol - Kerberos version 5
 Cross-forest support protocol
 The Software Restriction Policies security area  Users can gain access to any network
resource (that the user has permissions
to) with a single logon.
New Domain- and Forest-Wide Active Directory Features:
o Remote Authentication - Dial-In User Service
(RADIUS)
 Domain controller renaming  RADIUS is an industry standard
 Domain renaming authentication service that provides
 Forest restructuring centralized management of user
 Forest trusts authentication and authorization for
 Replication enhancements remote access servers.
 User resource access control between domains and forests
 Deactivating defunct schema objects  Networking:
o Routing Information Protocol (RIP) version 2
 Supporting dynamic auxiliary classes
o Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) routing
 Tuning global catalog replication
o Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)
Active Directory (AD) General Overviews and Concepts:
Microsoft Windows Server 2003
Windows Server 2003:

 Manage Your Server


 Enhanced Help & Support Center.
 Enhanced Interface
 Windows Server 2003 Product Editions
o Web Edition
 Processors => 2
 RAM => 2
o Standard Edition
 Processors => 4
 RAM => 4
o Enterprise Edition
 Processors => 8
 RAM => 32/64
 8 Node Cluster
 Network Load Balancing
 Hot Add Memory
 Non Uniform Memory Access
o Datacenter Edition
 Processors => 32/64/128
 RAM => 64/512
 High Availability
 Vender Only.

Windows Server 2008 Functional Levels:

 Forest Functional Level


o Windows 2003 Forest Functional Level
o Windows 2008 Forest Functional Level
 Domain Functional Level
o Windows 2000 Native Domain Functional Level
o Windows 2003 Domain Functional Level
o Windows 2008 Domain Functional Level

Ports-Protocols:
21 FTP
23 Telnet
25 SMTP
42 WINS
53 DNS
67 DHCP
80 HTTP
102 X.400 Massage Transfer Agent (MTA) Massage Handling
Systems (MHS)
110 POP 3
155 FTPS
119 Newsgroup
123 NTP
135 RPC
137 NetBIOS Name Service / WINS
143 IMAP4
161 SNMP
379 SRS
389 LDAP
443 HTTPS
445 AD/SMB (MWN)
636 LDAP-SSL
993 IMAP-SSL
1701 L2TP
1720 PPTP
3101 RIM (BES)
3389 RDP
8080 HTTP

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