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Used as templates for Structural classes and other Abstract classes, but cannot be directly instantiated
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Abstract classes
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The NTDS.DIT data base file in which all active directory objects are stored.
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Active Directory Store
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Contains a list of attributes that are included in another classes definition
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Auxiliary classes
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An event where ESE writes all completed transactions to the copy of the Active Directory store on the hard drive.
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Checkpoints
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A functional layer of Active Directory that provides an object oriented hierarchical view of the objects contained in the active directory store
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Database layer
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A functional layer of Active directory that is responsible for enforcing the semantics that govern how objects in active directory are created and manipulated
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Directory Service Agent (DSA)
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The active directory database engine: it is based on an improved version of the jet database engine that microsoft exchange server 5.5 uses
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Extensible Storage Engine (ESE)
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The process of creating an instance of an object from an object class
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Instantiation
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An attribute that can hold multiple values of the same syntax
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Multi valued
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A category or division of information within active directory.
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Naming contexts
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A list of other classes in which a given class's objects can be contained
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Possible superiors
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Classes that can have objects instantiated from them
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Structural classes
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Defines the type of data an attribute can store
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syntax
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A modification to the Active Directory store including the creation and deletion of objects or the modification of attributes
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transaction
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