Windows Server 2008: create an Active Directory Domain Controller

This is a video on how to promote your Windows Server 2008 to a domain controller. A domain controller contains a single sign on for all Windows machines that are able to join a Windows domain (active directory). This allows single sign on for any Windows machine, Exchange email account, or many of the other wonderful services that Microsoft offers. It's also part of why they are so popular in an office environment. It also enables a service called Group Policy which I hope to cover in later videos.

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[TheGuyOnTheNetwork]

mine says the local administrator's password is not strong but its got 20 charters all up and down charters

[technoblogical]

@TheGuyOnTheNetwork Throw in a symbol and/or number. Upper case, lower case, symbols, numbers. Use three out of four.

[technoblogical]

@AlienProGaming It's an operating system sold by Microsoft.

[gekkeabt]

@technoblogical what is microsoft ??

[mtelindia]

Thank you very much.

[MannyFresh6]

Nice and easy to follow, thanks man

[cris03sayco]

THANKS AGAIN..!!!

[techstreaming]

VERY GOOD!

[Designandrew]

@TheGuyOnTheNetwork Your probably using your own compuer account if it was a vm. you have to set a password for the local admin first. 

[compro226]

how to allow workstations to join my domain ?

[zaragozam]

@gekkeabt : It is a company taht sells Windows Server.