Rohit sahu

• May 19th, 2017

It is a Domain controller for all the users account

Jason

• May 19th, 2017

A: Active Directory provides a centralised control for network administration and security. Server computers configured with Active Directory are known as domain controllers. Active Directory stores a...

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1. What is the difference between Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Outlook express?2. What is the default ports number in Outlook for POP3 / HTTP / SMTP? 3. What is the meaning of pst in outlooks and what it�s function? 4. How can you backup the data of Microsoft outlook? 5. What will the pst file contain (eg; mail/ contacts/tasks etc)6. Will pst contain rules7. What is the use of cache mode in outlook...

Jaywant Nalawade

• Mar 17th, 2015

There are two types of Outlook Data Files used by Outlook. 1.pst:- Personal Storage Table 2.ost:-offline storage table If you are using a Microsoft Exchange account, your items are usually deli...

Manoj Singh

• Dec 2nd, 2014

1) Microsoft Outlook is a Microsoft Office application package content which is use for mail communication and express is inbuilt feature in XP for mail communication. 2) port for pop3-110, smtp-25, http-80

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What is the default DHCP lease time?

sanni

• Aug 18th, 2017

8 days

Mohd Ibrahim

• May 28th, 2016

8 days

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What is the difference between windows server 2003 and windows server 2008 ?

Sandeep Singh

• Jan 28th, 2015

Requires minimum installation as compared to windows 2003 server, Hyper V virtualization is used, Role based installation.

abhinav

• Oct 16th, 2014

Add --- this was used in win server 2003.
admx --- this was used in win server 2008

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What is the SYSVOL folder?

sunilbaglur

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• May 15th, 2013

SYSVOL folder used to store a copy of the domains public files like system policies, Group Policy settings and logon/logoff scripts, which are replicated to all other domain controllers in the Acti...

Suresh Hegde

• Mar 8th, 2012

It is a System Volume folder its only created on NTFS partition of the Active Directory Database. It contains GPO templates and logon scripts.

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What are some of the command-line tools available for managing a Windows 2003 Server/Active Directory environment?

yogendra Sharma

• Sep 11th, 2014

Dsa.msc

Shibashisa

• May 21st, 2014

NLTEST, NETDIAG, DCDIAG, GPUPDATE /FOTRCE, REPMON, REPADMIN, PING, NSLOOKUP, DSQUERY, CLUADMIN ETC....

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What is DNS Query? Explain the types of DNS queries?

Sabeer

• Jun 23rd, 2017

Iterative Query
Recursive Query

gopal

• Aug 17th, 2016

There are 2 type of DNS query.
1- Recursive
2- Iterative

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Hi all,I have one DC running on Windows 2003 with its objects, but now i want to transfer it to another machine, without having changing from previous system's permission and object resources. ????

saurabh.seth14

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• Oct 19th, 2009

As your 1st DC would be GCSOn a new machine of win 2003 make an ADC (Additional domain controller) by Typing dcpromo in RUN and following the instructions.When your ADC will be made on new Win 200...

mukeshch.srivastava

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• Nov 3rd, 2008

Join the new machine in domain.Run dcpromo on this machine.Transfer all the roles on the new DC.Ensure that we have properly configured the new machine as DNS and have also made the required changes o...

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Simasingh

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• Jun 16th, 2012

NTFS partition with enough free space An Administrators username and password The correct operating system version A NIC Properly configured TCP/IP (IP address, subnet mask and - optional - defau...

Sanjaya

• May 29th, 2012

Active directory minimum Requirement: High End hardware with & Server Operating system.

Function of Active Directory: It centralized Database, it controls All the objects like: Users, Groups , Computers & printers with Special permission with individual objects.

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Explain what is meant by a tree and a forest, and how they differ.

SUSHANT

• Feb 21st, 2013

A forest is a collection of multiple trees that share a common global catalog, directory schema, logical structure, and directory configuration. Trees are collections of one or more domains that allow...

syed_nrp

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• May 31st, 2009

Hi friends,                         Tree creates two types of Child tree and eac...

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1) What is DNS & DNS Records?2) What is Replication ? 3) how you troubleshoot Replication problem?4)how u configure Group policy ?5)What is Relay agent?

Nadeem Ahmad

• Dec 6th, 2014

Domain Naming Services or System: It is used for resolving host names to IPs and IPs to Host names. There are 5 types of DNS records: A, CNAME, NS, MX, and PTR. A records: Address (A) records direct ...

Daniel Henney

• Jan 21st, 2014

Replication: Replication means duplicate data..Eg- DC and ADC shares same database..whatever changes are made in DC will automattically be replicated to ADC and vice-versa..

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Anuj

• Aug 11th, 2017

NEW TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORY SYSTEM ... DIRECTORY INFORMATION TREE

sidhartha

• Jul 12th, 2015

NTDS.DIT is nothing but new technology directory services. Directory information tree. This is a database filename of Active Directory.The file size of NTDS.DIT is variable.The default locationof NTDS.DIT is c:windows
tds.

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masududzaman khan

• Feb 1st, 2016

Click Start, click Run, type ntdsutil in the Open box, and then click OK. Type connect to server servername , and then press ENTER, where servername is the name of the domain controller that you want ...

Bhaskar

• Oct 8th, 2015

Ntdsutil

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Kishore Negi

• Jul 12th, 2017

Nslookup
nslookup -debug

Sakthivel Sundaram

• Aug 5th, 2016

Nslookup

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Where is the AD database held? What other folders are related to AD?

Dipti ranjan Barik

• Sep 14th, 2011

The directory database is ntds.dit contains on the folder: c:\windows
tds and there is a folder sysvol contains information of registry setting and group policy settings.

kimskshen

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• Sep 11th, 2011

C:WINDOWS
tds
tds.dit

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Explain the role of DNS in Windows 2003 Server.

Shafi23

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• Sep 6th, 2011

DNS is used for resolving IP address to FQDN and FQDN to ip address.

petkar

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• Jun 17th, 2010

actually DNS name resolution system we not able to remember machines by ip address we remember they as a computer name and machine dont understand name, it only understand ip for that perpose we use D...

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Murugesh

• Apr 12th, 2013

A proxy server is a computer that acts as an intermediary between the users computer and the Internet. It allows client computers to make indirect network connections to other network services. If use...

greg

• Aug 14th, 2012

Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxy_server

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What applications or services use AD application partitions? Name a couple

Ramesh K R

• Dec 11th, 2017

DomainDNSZones; ForestDnsZones

palak

• Nov 30th, 2016

Schema, Domain, Configuration

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What is the command to find DNS Server faults? Explain in brief.

Vijaya

• Jun 9th, 2016

There are three commands to troubleshoot : NSLOOKUP , IPCONFIG /registerdns and IPCONFIG /displaydns

masududzaman khan

• Feb 1st, 2016

Nslookup for find DNS, for DNS quick resolution: ipconfig/all then ping the IP address with -a switch

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Which protocol does ADS require?What is the scope of DHCP server?What is the difference between 2000 Server and 2003 Server?What is the difference between domain and domain name server?How does a protocol work?What is a ISP and How it works?How can we configure a router over switch and which IP Address has to be assigned

Dharam

• Jul 9th, 2012

Active Directory used Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) versions 2 and 3, Kerberos and DNS.

khurramjol

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• Apr 22nd, 2010

Q. Which protocol does ADS require?Answer: LDAP for directory sercices and kerberos for Authentication.Q.What is the scope of DHCP server?Answer: Scope determines which IP addresses are provided to th...

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