In this tutorial, we will see how to set up an Active Directory domain.In summary, an Active Directory is a database (LDAP) that contains a set of objects (users, computers, etc.) and delivers several services:Centralization of objects on the network in a single database User Authentication Rights management Policy Application (GPO) …
Using ARR as a load balancer for Exchange requires special settings for Outlook Anywhere. IIS setting 1. Open the IIS console and…
Presentation When setting up a DNS server on Windows Server, it may be necessary to configure one or more DNS forwarders to…
The namespace of DFS makes it possible to provide shared, which are on different servers under the same name.Instead of accessing a shared folder with the \\server-file\ computer address, we will use an address of the type \\domain-name\ share\ computer. The user will be redirected transparently on the "server-file" server.In a simplified way, in the folder \\domain-name\share will be shortcuts to other shares that are several servers and this in a completely transparent way for the user.
When setting up an Active Directory, one of the first things you want to set up is automatic mapping of network drives…
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