OU's are catalogs that you want to make, to build your organisation virtual
on your machine. Naturally in a school you would have students in one OU and
teachers in a different. There are many settings you kan give the students
but not teachers. You apply settings with a GPO (Group Policy Objekts) to an
OU.
Group's are used to manage security on the filesystem, printers and
different resources in the network. You apply users to a global group.
AD (Active Directory) is a central database with users, machines, all
resources. When you make a AD you have to name it, that is an domainname.
Sites are used when you use child domain or more than one domain controllers
that is placed on drifferent places, with a week line. The domain
controllers are replicated when you want, to ...... don't used the line all
the time.
DHCP are leasing IP adresses to machines in the local network.
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> Hello, I'm a student studying Information Technology at the University
> of The Netherlands Antilles. I was wondering if someone could help me
> understand the following terms in the Windows server 2003 envoirnment.
> The terms are:
> - What is OU (organizational Units) can someone explain this to me with
> a 'real life' example and for what is an OU used??
> - Group
> - Group Policy
> - User
> - Active Directory
> - Domain en Child domain
> - What are Site Links and where are these being used or when?
> - What is the difference between working groups and a Domain? When
> should I use a Domain instead of a working group?
> - What is DHCP and how does this work? what are the advantages of this?
> Can anyone explain these terms to me please. It would be a great help
> to me.
> Please email me these answers to my email adres:
>
> Thank you in advance!!!
> Regards,
> Soenita
>
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