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CIT233 Final Stack
Final Study Stack for CIT233
Term | Definition |
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Child Domain | Domains that have the same second-level and top-level domain names as the parent domain in the same tree and forest |
Domain | The core structural unit of Active Directory; contains OUs and represents administrative, security, and policy boundaries. |
Domain Functional levels | Properties of domains that determine which features of Active Directory have domain-wide implications and which server OSs are supported on domain controllers. |
External Trust | A one-way or two-way non transitive trust between two domains that aren't in the same forest. |
Flexible Single Master Operation(FSMO) | Specialized domain controller tasks that handle operations that can effect the entire domain or forest. Only one domain controller can be assigned a particular FSMO. |
Forest | A collection of one or more Active Directory Trees. It can consist of a single tree with as single domain, or it can contain several trees, each with a hierarchy of parent and child domains. |
Forest Functional Level | A property of a fores that determines which features of active directory have forest-wide implications and which server OSs are supported on domain controllers. |
Forest root domain | The first domain created in a new forest. |
forest trust | A trust that provides a one-way or two-way transitive trust between forests, which enables security principals in one forest to access resources in any domain in another forest. |
forest-wide authentication | a property of a forest trust for granting users in a trusted fores access to the trusting forest. |
global catalog(GC) | A partial replica of all objects in the forest. It contains the most commonly accessed objects attributes and universal group membership information. |
Intersite replications | Active directory replication that occurs between sites. |
Intrasite Replication | Active directory replication between domain controllers in the same site. |