LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) LDAP is a lite version of DAP (Directory Access Protocol) which is a part of X.500. LDAP is used in networks to organize and retrieve information about users, devices, or other resources. It was introduced to overcome issues with X.500. X.500 did not support network-related functionalities, which was addressed with … Read more
Active Directory is a service developed by Microsoft for Windows domain networks. It enables administrators to manage permissions and access the network resources. Active Directory stores data as objects. An object is a single element, such as a user, group, application, or device such as a printer. It is also known as NT directory service. … Read more
Before discussing Server OS vs. Client OS, let’s first understand what an Operating System (OS) is. Simply, an OS is a mediator between the hardware and application software. We interact with the software part, and any command we give to the application software is translated into binary code by the OS, which then processes the … Read more
FSMO stands for Flexible single master roles that help administrators perform different operations on AD. These roles are divided into forest-based or domain-based. Active Directory will not function properly without having these core roles. 5 FSMO Roles in Active Directory Schema Master Role It manages Read and writes a copy of the AD schema and … Read more
Active Directory is a directory service that stores data in the form of an object. Active Directory helps administrators to manage users and resources across a network. It is a service developed by Microsoft for Windows domain networks. Click on the link to learn more about Active Directory. In this article, we’ll learn how to … Read more