March 26, 2013 at 13:39Advanced Active Directory Services WS2012 - Information from Ex-Microsoft Architect
Alexey Kibkalo continues to share secrets! We offer to watch a webinar recording.
The following topics were covered in two hours:
• What's new in the methods of implementing Active Directory
• Automating the deployment of WS2012 controllers in the forests of WS2003 and higher
• Deploying from saved copies and defragmenting the database
• Active Directory virtualization scripts
• Optimal deployment scenarios for private and public clouds
• Changes in the Active Directory platform
• Linking accounts with Microsoft ID
• New security aspects
• Recycle Bin
interface • PowerShell History Viewer
interface • Interface for Fine-grained password policies
• PowerShell topology and replication management cmdlets
• What is Dynamic Access Control
• How Active Directory OS activation services work
• What's new in Kerberos: Armoring and Constrained Delegation
• What is Group Managed Service Accounts
• New in LDAP management
Because I opened the webinar, then with the permission of the author Akibkalo , I post it. But the author’s comment will be the first, so with questions - welcome.
The following topics were covered in two hours:
• What's new in the methods of implementing Active Directory
• Automating the deployment of WS2012 controllers in the forests of WS2003 and higher
• Deploying from saved copies and defragmenting the database
• Active Directory virtualization scripts
• Optimal deployment scenarios for private and public clouds
• Changes in the Active Directory platform
• Linking accounts with Microsoft ID
• New security aspects
• Recycle Bin
interface • PowerShell History Viewer
interface • Interface for Fine-grained password policies
• PowerShell topology and replication management cmdlets
• What is Dynamic Access Control
• How Active Directory OS activation services work
• What's new in Kerberos: Armoring and Constrained Delegation
• What is Group Managed Service Accounts
• New in LDAP management
Because I opened the webinar, then with the permission of the author Akibkalo , I post it. But the author’s comment will be the first, so with questions - welcome.