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Define Active Directory?
How is Active Directory implemented?
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Please see the attached document for deeper reading and the following .pdf: http://searchwin2000.techtarget.com/searchWin2000/downloads/MCSE_Win_Serv_ActiveDch3.pdf

Active Directory is the distributed directory service that is implemented by Microsoft as part of their Windows Server 2000 and Server 2003 operating systems. AD is the database that holds information about all components of the network. It holds information on items such as network users, services, devices, and policies surrounding those objects.

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