Networking Tutorials

A snapshot is a form of historical backup that captures the exact state of the directory service at the time of the snapshot was taken. You...

Configuring the Active Directory Recycle Bin AD Recycle Bin allow you to restore accidentally deleted AD objects without the need of resto...

The DHCP database is a dynamic database containing data that is related to scopes, address leases, exclusions and IP reservations. By defau...

WORKGROUP AND DOMAIN Hello my dear friends as we all know very well about network through which we can share and access information f...

Group are collection of users with some common attributes for easy management. Before creating groups in Active Directory i will recomm...

The configuration data of active directory database is sored in ntds.dit file, that is replicated to every domain controller in the forest....

Configure DHCP Server in Windows (DYNAMIC HOST CONFIGURATION PROTOCOL) DHCP is a protocol in the TCP/IP suite of protocols. A com...

Configure DNS Server Part2 Now you have cleared basic concept of DNS Service, so we are going to learn how ...

Configure DNS in Server 2008 Part1 DNS resolves host names to IP addresses and can also resolve IP addresses to h...

 Promote Server as a DC with DCPROMO.EXE 1. Click Start, Run, type Dcpromo.exe , and then click OK . 2. Click Next. 3. Click  Ne...

Understanding IFM (Install From Meadia) Install From Media: Installing from media involves creating installati...

Understanding and Configuring WDS Part1 Here i am going to describe some basic terminology that will help you to...

Group Policy is a feature of Windows that enables you to manage change and configuration for users and computers from a central point of ...

RODC Read Only Domain Controller. An RODC is a domain controller, typically placed in the branch office, that maintains a copy of all ob...