Unit 8 Exercise 1

Baldeo Persaud
NT 1230
Unit 8 Exercise 1: Active Directory
FROM: IT Dept. US
TO: Rebop Pakulah, Acme Engineering Company
RE: Pandemonium in the US Office
Hello Mr. Pakulah,
It was no problem at all helping you setup the US office. I am sorry to hear that you are having these problems with your new computers. What I would recommend is setting up an Active Directory. Active Directory stores information about network components. It allows clients to find objects within its namespace. The term namespace (also known as console tree) refers to the area in which a network component can be located.
For example, the table of contents of this book forms a namespace in which chapters can be resolved to page numbers. DNS is a namespace that resolves host names to IP addresses. Telephone books provide a namespace for resolving names to telephone numbers. Active Directory provides a namespace for resolving the names of network objects to the objects themselves. Active Directory can resolve a wide range of objects, including users, systems, and services on a network.
If you experience any further problems or have any questions please feel free to contact me at any time.
Thank You.