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The global catalog server acts as a central repository for Active Directory by holding a complete copy of all objects within its local domain and a partial copy of all objects from other domains within the same forest. It facilitates searches, resolves UPN names, and provides universal group membership information. Flexible Single Master Operations (FSMO) roles assign single-master operations like schema updates, domain naming, and relative identifier assignment to specific domain controllers to prevent conflicts. The document discusses best practices for global catalog placement, universal group caching, viewing and transferring FSMO roles, and seizing roles during failures.
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- 2. Skills Matrix Technology Skill Objective Domain Objective # Configuring Additional Global Catalog Servers Configure the global catalog 2.5 Placing FSMO Role Holders Configure operations masters 2.6
Editor's Notes
- Administrators will be the only ones able to log on.
- The disadvantage of having all domain controllers as global catalogs is the increased traffic since forest information is replicated to all global catalogs.
- Demonstrate this.
- Demonstrate this also.
- Review all 5 again and emphasize which ones are one per domain and one per forest. The two that are forest have a function that direct for the entire forest. Domain naming and schema.
- Demonstrate this.
- Demonstrate this.
- Reemphasize this. This will be on the exam.
- Demonstrate ntdsutil command.