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In Microsoft Active Directory, Organizational Units (OU) are containers used to group related objects, such as user accounts, computer accounts,…

A Microsoft network workgroup is a peer-to-peer network that allows computers to share resources, such as files and printers, without…

Active Directory Computer Accounts are objects that represent computers in an Active Directory environment. These accounts provide a way to…

Active Directory Group Accounts are used to organize and manage user accounts, and to provide permissions and access to resources…

Microsoft Active Directory User Accounts are used to manage and control access to resources in an Active Directory environment. User…

Sure, here’s a step-by-step guide to raising the Active Directory functional levels using both GUI and PowerShell methods: That’s it!…

Active Directory Function Levels refer to the level of features and capabilities that are available in an Active Directory forest…

Here is a step-by-step guide to configuring IPSec rules in Local Group Policy: Configuring IPSec rules in Local Group Policy…

Local Group Policy (LGPO) is a set of settings that are applied to a local computer or user account and…

Active Directory (AD) partitions are logical structures within an AD database that define the scope and extent of replication of…