Lesson 13: Installing Domain Controllers Flashcards

1
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AD DS

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Active Directory Domain Services

Enables you to create organizational divisions called domains.

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Domain

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Logical container of network componenets, hosted by at least one server

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3
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Domain controller

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Hosts a container of network componenets. Replicate data among other DCs for fault tolerance and load-balancing purposes.

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4
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Authentication

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Process of verifying a user’s identity

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5
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Authorization

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Process of granting users access only to the resources they are permitted to use

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6
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AD DS domain is ____

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Hierarchical

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7
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Domains consist of ____, which represent

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Objects, which represent logical or physical resources

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8
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Two classes of objects

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Container

Leaf

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9
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Container objects

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Has objects subordinate to it

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10
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Leaf Objects

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No subordinate objects

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11
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What type of object is the domain itself?

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A container object

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12
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Examples of a leaf object

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Users
computers
groups
applications

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13
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Examples of a container object

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domain

organizational units

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14
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Directory Schema

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Defines an object’s place in the directory tree, the type of data that each attribute an store

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15
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AD DS scheme elements are extensible, meaning ___

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Applications can add their own object types to the directory or add attributes to existing object types

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16
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Organizational Unit (OU)

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Container unit that functions in a subordinate capacity to a domain, like subdomain without a complete separation of security policies

17
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OUs can contain ___

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Other OUs as well as leaf objects

18
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Groups versus OUs

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Group membership can span organizational units and, sometimes, domains

19
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What is above a domain in a domain tree?

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Forests.

Also you can have multiple subdomains within a single domain. Those subdomains are treated separately in AD DS

20
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Inheritence differences between subdomains and OUs

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OUs inherit permissions and policies from their parent domains.

Subdomains do not

21
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How do you join together two non-contiguous domains?

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Non-contiguous domains cannot be two branches of the same tree, but they can be two trees in the same forest.

22
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Forest

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One or more separate domain trees with the same two-way trust relationships as two domains in the same tree

23
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Global Catalog

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Lists all objects in the forest with a subset of their attributes, so that domain controllers that may administrate a small section of the forest can still locate other objects

24
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Why is it important to be able to specify a functional level of a DC forest

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Each AD DS version has features not supported by the previous version. Since you may mix old and new features, it’s important to tell newer versions not to enable newer features

25
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LDAP

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Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
Defines a format of the queries that active directory clients send to domain controllers as well as provides a compound naming structure for uniquely identifying objects in the directory

26
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DAP

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Directory Access Protocol.

Original communications protocol offering complex features.

27
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How do two or more domain controllers stay in sync?

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Replication

28
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Two types of replication

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Single-master replication

Multiple-master replication

29
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Single-master replication

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Single primary system replicates the contents of th eDB to one or more secondary systems on the network.

In this case, you only modify the primary system

30
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Multiple-master replication

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Make changes to domain objects on any domain controller, and those changes are replicted to other DCs

31
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RODC

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Read-only domain controllers

A DC that supports only incoming replication traffic. You cannot crud AD objects via RODC

32
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Site

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Collection of subnets that have good connectivity between them. (T1 speed or better)

33
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What AD DS objects make up a site

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Site
Subnet
Site Links

34
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Subnets

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A subnet object represents an IP network at a particular site

35
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Site links

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A site link object represents a WAN connection between 2 sites