Introduction to Domains

[85Damix]

computer Geeks know how to get there anyway :) Especially if they are those who has root access :)

[Durd3n001]

When you say that you need windows 7 business edition or ultimate edition to add a computer to your domain. Is business edition the same as proffesional edition?

And thank you so much for making thees videos. Its helping me allot with my studies for my exam in IT network drifting. Having adhd and trouble concentrating while reading, watching your comprehensive easy to follow videos is a great addition to the books I am reading at the moment.

A big thanks again Eli

Ender

Norway

[elithecomputerguy]

@Durd3n001 It's Windows 7 Professional... One of the pains of dealing with Microsoft is they change the names of their products with every edition... Basically you just need the "business" edition of the OS. (NT vs 98, XP Pro vs. XP Home, Vista Business vs. Home Premium, 7 Pro vs. Home Premium...)

[MehdiSotoudeh]

Great! thanks



[sanders555]

This might be a dumb question but when you refer to multiple domain controllers (like 5) - or PDC vs BDC - are you referring to multiple controllers running on one machine or is there one controller running on each server?

[elithecomputerguy]

@sanders555 Each server would be a Domain Controller or DC.

[sslicker1]

great lecture

[cmjijinjohn]

u r great

[gesusdube]

good information...Thanks

[aze216]

Thanks much for posting this - well thought out and presented.

[BenBarrettBBB]

This is fantastic, this has been really useful. Thanks a lot Eli!

[algnadjib]

can the users log on from any computer to a network with a domain ?

i mean, can the user ELI enter from COMPUTER1 and COMPUTER2 to the network with the same username and pass

[elithecomputerguy]

@algnadjib yes... that's one of the main purposes of a Domain.

[algnadjib]

@elithecomputerguy thank you ELI for answering and really thak you for sharing the videos

remember many of us r waiting for more videos

[isthisnametaken7]

Thanks, Eli. This really clarified what I was supposed to learn in class today. 

[Munirs1998]

As ever mate, great insight. Thanks

[unixshaik]

this class has a clear view of domain.. and this is the best introduction i ever saw.. you're dong awesome job dude keep it up

[ThePupidarko]

thanks, this is very helpfull

[srosar5688]

WHERES THE ORANGE SHIRT? WHO ARE YOU? IMPOSTER

[maxboostedsupra]

Thank you very much! I like the visualization.

[xXXinfonlightXXx]

thank you for a clear concise lecture.

[yelluculley]

Great video.

[goldenvocals369]

macs that are OS X 10.6 "Snow Leopard" are compatible with Active Directory.