This video gives detailed information on all Active Directory objects.
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This video gives detailed information on all Active Directory objects.
The user who creates the object is by default the owner and administrator of the object. He can delegate administrative rights to another user for ease of management. Administrative rights can be delegated by using
Active Directory User properties – Address tab The address tab of the user properties window allows you to configure a set of attributes that describe the user’s physical location for contact purposes. Label LDAP Name
The environment tab of the user properties window is used to configure the startup environment for the remote desktop services. 1) In the “starting program” section you can configure what program you would like to
The security tab of the computer properties window allows you to configure access permissions on the computer object. The security tab allows you to grant or deny permissions to other groups and users over the
Active Directory Permissions Explained Users in an Active Directory (AD) network can gain access to resources of the network, whether they are files and folders, or computers and printers. However, not all users need access
The account tab of the user properties window allows you to configure the user account specific details such as the name with which he can log on, the machines in the network he can log
The sessions tab of the user properties window allows you to configure the timeout and reconnection settings for a user. End a disconnected session – Allows you to configure the duration after which a disconnected session
The general tab of the user properties window allows you to configure the basic details such as name and contact details for a user. The values for the name fields are very important as they
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