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An Active Directory MMC tool that allows you to configure trust relationships between domains as well as the UPN suffix for the forest.
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Active Directory Domains and Trusts
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An Active Directory MMC console that allows you to configure site objects and site links, and configure replication costs and times between sites.
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Active Directory Sites and Services
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An Active Directory MMC console that allows you to create various objects such as organizational units, user accounts, groups, computers, and contacts.
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Active Directory Users and Computers
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Define with attributes of a certain object a user or group can view or modify within Active Directory.
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attribute level permissions
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An Active Directory object that represents a physical computer that is a member of the domain.
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computer account
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An object that is used to organize related objects within the Active Directory hiearchy. ________ objects can consist of other child containers or leaf objects, such as organizational units.
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container
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An Active Directory MMC tool that guides you through the process of determining the permissions that you want to delegate, and then configures the permissions for the object and child objects.
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Delegation of Control Wizard
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A group that is only used for an e-mail distribution list.
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distribution group
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Can only be assigned permissions to a resource available in the domain in which it is created. However, group membership can come from any domain within the forest. Created on domain controllers within the domain.
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domain local group
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A group that is mainly used for organizing other objects into administrative units. A clobal group has the ability to be assigned permissions to any resource in any domain within the forest. The main limitation of a global group is that it can only contain members of the same domain in which it is created.
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global group
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A container object that is used to organize a collection of users, computers, contacts, or other groups into a single object reference.
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group
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An object that represents resources within a selected domain. ________ objects are stored within a container, and cannot contain other objects, for example user or group objects.
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leaf
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Can only be assigned permissions to a resource available on the local machine in which it is created.
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local group
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Domains consisting of Windows 2000 domain controllers and Windows NT backup domain controllers (BDCs)
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mixed mode
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Domains consisting of Windows 2000 domain controllers only. No Windows NT BDCs exist in the domain.
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native mode
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Define which types of objects a user or group can view, create, delete, or modify within Active Directory.
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object-level permissions
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The initial change to the Active Directory database performed on a specific domain controller. e.g., creating a user.
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originating update
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A logical container that can contain other objects such as users, groups, computers, published resources, or other OUs.
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organizational unit (OU)
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An update to the Active Directory databbase that has been copied from another domain controller.
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replicated update
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The time that it takes to replicate an Active Directory update to another domain controller.
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replication latency
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A file that includes various commands to automate routine operations.
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script
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The local directory service that stores user and group information for standalone Windows NT and 2000 computers.
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security accounts manager (SAM) database
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A group that can be used to define permission on a resource object.
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security group
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Can be assigned permissions to any resource in any domain within the forest. _________ ________ can consist of any user or group object except for local groups.
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universal group
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The immediate replication that takes place when any changes that are made to the Active Directory database are considered security sensitive, such as account lockouts.
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urgent replication
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An object that is stored in Active Directory that represents all of the information that defines a physical user who has access permissions to the network.
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user account
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Consists of the user logon name and a domain name identifying the domain in which the user account is located.
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user principal name (UPN)
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