Server 2003 Words 05/03/10

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Within the Active Directory a group is defined as a collection of user accounts, computer
accounts, other group accounts, and contacts that can be managed as a single entity

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AD Groups

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The three types of group scopes are: Domain local groups are used to assign permissions to resources,Global groups are used to organize users who have similar network access
requirements, Universal groups are used to logically organize global groups and appear in the Global Catalog

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Three Group Scopes

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A domain model in Active Directory that allows for support for communication with existing Nt domain structures and security to allow for the orderly upgrade to a full Windows 2003 domain.

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Mixed Mode

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A group that can be used to define permissions on a resource object.

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Security Groups

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A logical group of users who have common characteristics. Applications and email programs can use distribution groups for sending data, as opposed to sending data to individual users.

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Distribution Groups

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Groups that have been predefined in Active Directory or the local accounts database.

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Default built-in Groups

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Accounts stored in the Active Directory that are used to uniquely identify, authenticate, and manage computers within the domain.

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Computer Accounts

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A command-line interface (CLI) is a mechanism for interacting with a computer operating system or software by typing commands to perform specific tasks.

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Command-Line Tools

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You can import users, groups, and computer accounts from a Windows NT 4.0 domain or
a Windows 2000 domain to a Windows 2003 domain using the Active Directory Migration
Tool (ADMT) v2.0.

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Importing Users