This video is from 2010 though??

Part 1: • It is important to keep Active Directory secure by implementing proper password policies, setting account lockout policies, and auditing logon events. • Group Policy Objects (GPOs) can be used to enforce security policies across the domain and configure client settings. • It is recommended to delegate administrative tasks to specific groups or individuals rather than granting wide-ranging administrative permissions to everyone. • It is important to regularly review and clean up Active Directory objects, such as inactive or expired user accounts, computer accounts, and group memberships. Part 2: • The Active Directory schema defines the structure and properties of all objects in the directory and should be extended with caution. • It is important to plan and design Active Directory before deployment to ensure optimal performance and scalability. • Domain Controllers should be placed in strategic locations to ensure reliable authentication and replication. • Replication is a critical aspect of Active Directory and should be monitored and tested regularly to ensure proper functioning. • Active Directory sites should be planned and configured based on network topology and link speed to ensure efficient replication and authentication. Part 3: • Active Directory Group Policy can be used to deploy software, configure security settings, and enforce company policies. • Custom templates can be created to define security settings that are not available in the default templates. • It is important to regularly review and update Group Policy settings to ensure they remain relevant and effective. • The Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) provides a central location to manage and troubleshoot Group Policy. • Saved queries can be used to quickly retrieve information from Active Directory and create custom views. Part 4: • The MMC console can be customized with taskpads to create a personalized administration toolset. • Shell commands can be added to taskpads to provide quick access to common administrative tasks, such as remote desktop, remote command prompt, and running PowerShell scripts. • PowerShell can be integrated into the MMC console to provide additional automation capabilities. • It is important to monitor Active Directory sites for replication status and topology changes to ensure reliable authentication and replication.

Useful. Thanks!

Many if not all stuff that is discussed in this great video also applies to AD running on Server 2019. Thanks for your work, Adam

I don't suppose you have a copy of the slide deck from this presentation?

Edit: Please take my opinion with a grain a salt. Different Environments will work better with different OU structure. Great video. Not exactly sure how that OU structure shown around minute 10-11 would be best practice? It’s not very efficient for identifying users. Having All system users under a single OU then separating out by Security Groups seems to defeat the purpose of creating any OU in general. Identity Management should be a key component when organizing your AD.

[Q] Where I could find more about implementation of "notification based replication between the sites"?

Dude, i never thought a regular user will fit my env because im the only it employe, and i manage all the network, computers and erp. but with the mmc properly tweaked will be safe and easy to manage all the env

Ok

Unfortunately Windows 9 never released ☹️

I love you.

This is the way

2021... Thank you!

What is your website?

Never thought the MMC was this good, amazing video! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for your sharing, is there any new update skill for ad in windows 2019? I'm looking forward to that🥰

I don’t know if he’s conflating domains with trees. Because while multi tree forests have decreased in popularity, his claim that “single domain forests” are the rage is flat out untrue. Most enterprises I’ve seen have multiple levels of subdomains.

Great demo,I find that there are a lots of skills I don't know. Thank you😀

I learned a lot in less than one hour. Brilliant presentation from Dan. Thank you for uploading!

wow ! great video !

very good video!

This is a gem microsoft vid

Found this after seeing your post on Spiceworks, thanks for this.

What is your website? I need that my membership app

Awesome video my friend!! just subbed to your channel 65 & i hit the bell. I hope you will support me back, good luck :)

Do you have the script to extend the schema and assign computer ownership to users?

anyone know where I can get that My Membership app? seems very useful

Thank you Jason!!!

Rick L, the content is still accurate and is very much the basis of what RBAC can do, how it should be setup, and it sets the foundation for how you look at things (differently). Yes, with new technologies (like cloud-based storage), the permission sets are expanded, however the underlying methodology hasn't changed in over 15 years (MS has always re-iterated AG(U)DLP, but this video expands on that notion to allow you to see what MS has been suggesting to admins for years, why it's great, but unfortunately not too many admins practice this methodology to the extent that it should be used.) Also, with reference to the remote management of servers, MS has been pushing this for years with the 'Server Core' system that was introduced in Server 2008. It still is pushed today, and with Microsoft Project Honolulu, it will re-define the toolset used to manage systems, but again, the same principals apply.

How much of this is still accurate? Have there not been significant changes since 2011?

Found the files! download.microsoft.com/download/E/7/A/E7AE2F7C-0112-405D-B6F2-D298CB4AE969/Room%203%20-%20ITP2%20-%2013.pdf

Do you have the files that were supposed to be in the OneDrive folder?

I have been looking for this video for months now since they took it down. Thank you so much for the re-up. Gonna grab a copy of it myself while it's still here ... thx !!!!

Hi Adam, cheers matey, can you send me all the scripts please: [email protected]