Active Directory 101 – Page 6

File System Planning for Active Directory 101

July 25, 2012 Microsoft Geek

When you are going to install Active Directory in an organization, it’s always wise to consider the base operating system install and to verify that a few important configurations are done in advance. One of the most important being the planning of the local server file system. Although commonly not overlooked, it is not commonly understood why it’s so important […]

Category: Active Directory 101, Windows Server 2003

Server 2008 Active Directory User Groups — the Easy Way!

May 30, 2012 Microsoft Geek

User Groups and Organizational Units are two great ways of keeping your Active Directory organized and controlled. Why would we want to do that? Well, let’s say for example that we have this one shared folder on our network that we want only our Sales Department to have access to. Without groups in your Active Directory, you would have to […]

Category: Active Directory 101, Windows Server 2008 /R2