This gentleman teaches so well. I'm working my way through several of his videos and plan on joining any serveracademy classes that are relevant to me as well. Keep up the great work!
Good Job, I am relearning this all over and your basic approach is great both visually and spoken word. This is a very narrow window of people can appreciate your time and effort in these videos.
I was struggle to learn active directory objects. I am watching lots of videos but no one give proper clarification. Finally watch this video and lot of things I learn about DC... thank you for giving this
Very interesting. You didn't mention the distinction between Windows Home, Windows Professional, and Windows Servers, so may I assume that Active Directories and Domain Controllers are available for all current variants of Windows?
1.) Can the domain admin controller can view the user monitor display? 2.) Can the domain admin controller can freeze a running software (this is to catch if a guy watching movie at office) of the user
Domain Controllers use Windows Server. The "AD DS" server role is what turns Windows Server into a domain controller. You can install several other server roles as well as listed here: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/server-core/server-core-roles-and-services. Windows clients could be other Windows Server OS, or Windows 10/7/etc. Hope that helps.
Because it's an invention of Microsoft. They excel at designs that bring them income, and don't do so well in areas that bring little income, such as bug fixing.
I feel lost when I dont manage to get things in my work. I feel unsupported when my team lead humiliates me underestimate me put me down it affect my confidence my personality please help to become expert in this technology
Modern software loves to invent specialized words and software mechanisms, so there is an extra hurdle to learning. It helps make customers more dependent on Microsoft and so become a more certain source of income for Microsoft. There is also an extra hurdle for users as each level of complexity must be dealt with in added daily operations and in additional maintenance operations. I've never seen much usefulness in Microsoft's "enterprise-level" functionality, since it also provides scripting, and almost any remote or advanced administration task can be done with the help of scripting.
@@david203 thanks for your reply, and am sorry , i can understand what you say now, because so many changes happened me ,from tha level, knowledge is everything, thank you again.
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This man explains things soo damn well I feel like I'm ready for my first IT job already now
Thanks brother hope you landed a job!
After learning years on Windows Server, this video makes clear understanding of DC.
Do you have CompTIA A+ certificate?
Best way to explain things 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks!
Very explanatory in such a short time. Thank you! This was more informative than my AD DS class.
This gentleman teaches so well. I'm working my way through several of his videos and plan on joining any serveracademy classes that are relevant to me as well. Keep up the great work!
Studying for my 902...this is well done, clear, concise and easy to understand. Thanks.
best video I´ve seen in months about this topic. Thanks
On the last slide it’s a Server misspelt as Serve.
Straightforward and clear ! Thanks for the explaination.
Good Job, I am relearning this all over and your basic approach is great both visually and spoken word. This is a very narrow window of people can appreciate your time and effort in these videos.
Hands down best summary video on DC I've seen.
I was struggle to learn active directory objects. I am watching lots of videos but no one give proper clarification. Finally watch this video and lot of things I learn about DC... thank you for giving this
wow, I understood it the from first time. great explanation THANK YOU SO MUCH "SERVER ACADEMY"
Excellent video!
Thanks again for the great video. Your explanations are a big help.
Loud and clear! Great explanation :-)
This was a very concise video. A rarity in this industry. Great job.
Superb. Thanks for sharing. Stay blessed !
Thanks a lot for the tutorial.
thank you so much you help me a lot !!
Great!
Awesome program
Thanks for video!
Thanks for the video. Very useful
Really nice and simple video to learn. thanks Paul
perfect, thank you
Thank you for a great explanation!
Very interesting. You didn't mention the distinction between Windows Home, Windows Professional, and Windows Servers, so may I assume that Active Directories and Domain Controllers are available for all current variants of Windows?
No, as far as I know AD is only available in the server editions.
best, 10/10
Great explanation!
1.) Can the domain admin controller can view the user monitor display?
2.) Can the domain admin controller can freeze a running software (this is to catch if a guy watching movie at office) of the user
Just Perfect
You rocked that thank you!
awesome
So helpful! Thanks!
Thanks Paul.
Simple & Neat.
Good Work, Crisp Explanation.
Thanks!
Great job !!
thank you
Thanks
So good!
A Domain Controller is any server that has Active Directory.
Group policy etc
AWESOME!!!!!!
Would a domain controller use the same operating systems as clients? or is there a specific operating system DCs use?
Domain Controllers use Windows Server. The "AD DS" server role is what turns Windows Server into a domain controller. You can install several other server roles as well as listed here: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/server-core/server-core-roles-and-services.
Windows clients could be other Windows Server OS, or Windows 10/7/etc. Hope that helps.
@@ServerAcademy thank you for the reply this helps a lot!
I needed this plain explanation 9 years ago lol
I feel you on that!!
Is there an advantage to adding a Domain Controller to my home network of three computers?
and what difference between user and computer in AD?
Nice explanation, do you have video for Replication issue and troubleshooting....
I do not at the moment but I am planning to create them!
Can i open a website using that domain ?
why are there no good how tos on setting this up?
Because it's an invention of Microsoft. They excel at designs that bring them income, and don't do so well in areas that bring little income, such as bug fixing.
Nice video, just need to correct spelling mistake at the last sentence
Thanks! I am the king of mispelled words (see what I did there?)
Gerard Boussim
I feel lost when I dont manage to get things in my work.
I feel unsupported when my team lead humiliates me underestimate me
put me down
it affect my confidence my personality
please help to become expert in this technology
Speak to fast without any pause
2:54.... IE ? Really? hahahaha
LOL...
do you wait for metro train? i cant understand anything
Modern software loves to invent specialized words and software mechanisms, so there is an extra hurdle to learning. It helps make customers more dependent on Microsoft and so become a more certain source of income for Microsoft. There is also an extra hurdle for users as each level of complexity must be dealt with in added daily operations and in additional maintenance operations. I've never seen much usefulness in Microsoft's "enterprise-level" functionality, since it also provides scripting, and almost any remote or advanced administration task can be done with the help of scripting.
@@david203 thanks for your reply, and am sorry , i can understand what you say now, because so many changes happened me ,from tha level, knowledge is everything, thank you again.
good video, but you talk too fast...lol
I agree! I'm trying to work on my pacing