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Module 1: Introduction to Designing a Directory Services Infrastructure
- Role of Active Directory in an Enterprise Network
- Conducting an Organizational Analysis
- Architectural Elements of Active Directory
Skills
- Describe the function and business benefits of Active Directory in an enterprise network.
- Describe the process of gathering and documenting information from an organization that will impact the design of an Active Directory structure.
- Identify the architectural elements of Active Directory and describe how these elements are used to design an Active Directory structure.
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Module 2: Designing an Active Directory Naming Strategy
- Identifying Business Needs
- DNS and Active Directory
- Planning Active Directory Domain Names
- Designing a DNS Naming Strategy for Active Directory
Skills
- Determine the directory naming needs of an organization.
- Plan for directory-integrated DNS to reduce overall network traffic.
- Select appropriate domain names for Active Directory.
- Design a DNS naming strategy for Active Directory.
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Module 3: Designing Active Directory to Delegate Administrative Authority
- Identifying Business Needs
- Characterizing the IT Organization
- Developing a Strategy for Administrative Design
- Developing a Strategy for Delegation
Skills
- Identify the administrative needs of an organization that impact an Active Directory design.
- Characterize the type of Information Technology (IT) organizational support as it impacts the design of an Active Directory structure.
- Plan for hierarchical design of Active Directory structure to support different IT organizational types.
- Develop a strategy for delegating administrative authority.
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Module 4: Designing a Schema Policy
- Identifying Business Needs
- Schema Fundamentals
- Implications of Modifying the Schema
- Planning for Schema Modification
Skills
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Identify organizational needs that require schema modification.
- Describe schema components and fundamentals of schema modification.
- Describe how schema modification impacts Active Directory and network performance.
- Design policies for governing schema modifications.
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Module 5: Designing Active Directory to Support Group Policy
- Identifying Business Needs
- Applying Group Policy in Active Directory
- Planning for Group Policy
Skills
- Identify administrative needs that can be addressed through Group Policy.
- Determine the appropriate site, domain, or organizational unit level at which to apply Group Policy.
- Design a Group Policy plan based on the administrative needs of an organization and design an Active Directory
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Module 6: Designing an Active Directory Domain
- Identifying Business Needs
- Designing the Initial Active Directory Domain
- Planning for Security Groups
- Planning for OUs
Skills
- Identify business needs that impact a domain design.
- Design the initial Active Directory domain, and explain the importance of the initial root domain.
- Develop a security group strategy.
- Develop a hierarchical OU structure within a domain.
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Module 7: Designing a Multiple Domain Structure
- Identifying Business Needs
- Accessing Resources Between Domains
- Planning for Multiple-Domain Trees
- Planning for Multiple-Tree Forests
- Planning for Multiple Forests
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Identify criteria for determining whether a single or multiple domain structure is necessary to meet business needs.
- Describe the trust relationships inherent in multiple domain structures.
- Plan a multiple-domain tree.
- Plan a multiple-tree forest.
- Plan multiple forests
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Module 8: Designing an Active Directory Site Topology
- Using Sites in Active Directory
- Assessing the Need for Active Directory Sites
- Using Site Links in a Network
- Planning the Inter-Site Replication Topology
- Planning for Server Placement in Sites
Skills
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Describe the purpose of sites and their role in Active Directory replication.
- Assess the need for Active Directory sites.
- Plan for the creation of site links and site link bridges.
- Plan an inter-site replication topology.
- Plan the placement of servers running Active Directory to manage replication traffic.
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Module 9: Designing an Active Directory Infrastructure
- Conducting an Organizational Analysis
- Designing an Active Directory Structure
- Creating a Functional Specification
Skills
- Form a team to conduct an organizational analysis to determine business and administrative needs that impact the design of an Active Directory structure.
- Design an Active Directory structure that satisfies the business and administrative needs of an organization.
- Complete the design process by creating a functional specification that establishes an agreement between the architect planning team and the organization.
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