Before I begin, I have several questions for you.
For you to know, do I have to learn it?
So the question is what are the two main purposes of our use?
Press pause here and think about it.
And the answer is the two main purposes of use are to provide a framework for the delegation of administration
and to provide a structure that enables targeted GPO deployment.
If it sounds familiar to you, you can skip this lesson and go further.
And another question is why would you need to deploy an additional three in the AIDS forest?
Think about it and press pause.
And the answer is you would deploy an additional three in the AIDS forest if you needed more than one
domain name system or DMS namespace.
Now when we are done with questions and you are ready to start, let's move on.
So the AIDS database stores information on user identity computers, group services and resources in
a hierarchical structure called the Directory AIDS domain.
Controllers also host the service that authenticates user and computer accounts when they sign into
the domain because it stores information about all domain objects and because all users and computers
must connect to a database.
Domain controllers at signing AIDS is the primary way to configure and manage user and computer accounts
on your network.
This lesson covers the core logical components and physical components that make up an AIDS deployment.
So after completing this lesson, you'll be able to describe the components of AIDS, describe AIDS
domains, namely, oh, use and their purpose AIDS forests and trees, and explain how you can deploy
them in a network.
And you'll be able to explain how an AIDS schema provides a set of rules that manage the objects and
attributes that the AIDS domain database stores.
Also, you'll be able to describe Microsoft Azure Active Directory or Azure AD you'll be able to identify
the tools available for administration AIDS and describe what is new for on premises, Active Directory,
Domain Services and Windows Server 2016 comparing to previous versions.