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IMPLEMENTING DIRECTORY SERVICES
By Archie Reed
$55.00
711 pages
Published by McGraw-Hill, October 1999
ISBN 0-07-134408X
Many technical reference books focus very well on the technical elements
of their subject, but they don't cover the "softer" issues surrounding a
technology's implementation, w
The wait is over! Microsoft release Active Directory Client Extension for
NT4.0 (aka NT4.0 DS Client) to the web.
It may take a few more days to prop to microsoft.com live servers. The the
download link can be found on
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/adclients (again, you may have to wait
co
Basically, here is the problem and the situation where you can meet this!
Imagine that you have a NT 4.0 Domain with all workstations running W2KPRO.
Let's say that's a scenario where you upgraded the clients before the
infrastructure. No problem. Everything is fine, W2KPRO tries to authenticate
Title: RE: [ActiveDir] BOOK REVIEW: IMPLEMENTING DIRECTORY SERVICES
FYI, I have a "Active Directory/ADSI" list at Amazon.com with my reviews on several books:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/listmania/list-browse/-/2RN3XQ8YZAVSY/103-3732727-7305441
This list doesn't include my book, "Wi
Hello,
I just joined the list, so I will start with saying hello. The reason for
the post is I am curious what others are seeing in the field as far as
planning, and design. I'm getting the overall feeling for small to mid-size
companies that they are avoiding the AD concept as long as the
Hello Peter,
I must admit that I'm one of those that says "AD is GREAT". There's
approximately 400 people working in our company and we span across 3 and
soon to be 4 continents. Active Directory in my case will greatly improve
the abilities of our satellite locations to find and access resour
Many are converting to Windows 2000 for the stability of the platform. Few
are rushing to embrace Active Directory. Some of the best successes are
single-server shops where it's hard to mess things up as deeply and
profoundly as you could with two or more servers in the mix.
(:=
-Original Me
