Introduction xxv
Part 1 • Active Directory Design 1
Chapter 1 • Active Directory Fundamentals 3
Chapter 2 • Domain Name System Design 17
Chapter 3 • Active Directory Domain Services Forest and Domain Design 43
Chapter 4 • Organizing the Physical and Logical Aspects of AD DS 79
Chapter 5 • Flexible Single Master Operations Design 119
Part 2 • Active Directory Object Management 127
Chapter 6 • Managing Accounts: User, Group, and Computer 129
Chapter 7 • Maintaining Organizational Units 179
Chapter 8 • Managing Group Policy 207
Chapter 9 • Managing Active Directory Security 245
Part 3 • Active Directory Service Management 265
Chapter 10 • Managing Access with Active Directory Services 267
Chapter 11 • Managing Active Directory Rights Management Services 297
Chapter 12 • Managing Active Directory Certificate Services 329
Chapter 13 • Managing the Flexible Single Master Operations Roles 365
Chapter 14 • Maintaining the Active Directory Database 387
Part 4 • Active Directory Best Practices and Troubleshooting 409
Chapter 15 • Microsoft’s Troubleshooting Methodology for Active Directory 411
Chapter 16 • Troubleshooting Problems Related to Network Infrastructure 425
Chapter 17 • Troubleshooting Problems Related to the Active Directory Database 451
Part 5 • Streamlining Management with Scripts 483
Chapter 18 • ADSI Primer 485
Chapter 19 • Active Directory Scripts 541
Chapter 20 • Monitoring Active Directory 615
Chapter 21 • Managing Active Directory with PowerShell 653
Appendix A • The Bottom Line 683
Index 709
John A. Price is the Lead Architect for a Microsoft Gold consulting firm in the Midwest. He has 11 years of experience with several Microsoft products, specializing in Active Directory, Exchange Server, and the System Center line of products.
Brad Price is an MCT with 16 years of experience in the IT field, specializing in Active Directory, Exchange Server, Systems Management Server, and Operation Manager. He is the author of several books on Active Directory.
Scott Fenstermacher is an MCSE/MCDBA/MCSD, also with 16 years of experience in IT, in areas such as programming and scripting, database design and programming, and Windows and Linux network management.
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