Active Directory. Designing, Deploying, and Running Active Directory. 4th Edition

Spis treści książki

• Active Directory
• A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
• Preface
  • Intended Audience
  • Contents of the Book
    • Part 1, Active Directory Basics
    • Part 2, Designing an Active Directory Infrastructure
    • Part 3, Scripting Active Directory with ADSI, ADO, and WMI
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • Using Code Examples
  • Safari Books Online
  • How to Contact Us
  • Acknowledgments
    • For the Fourth Edition (Brian)
    • For the Third Edition (Joe)
    • For the Second Edition (Robbie)
    • For the First Edition (Alistair)
• I. Active Directory Basics
  • 1. A Brief Introduction
    • Evolution of the Microsoft NOS
      • Brief History of Directories
    • Windows NT Versus Active Directory
    • Windows 2000 Versus Windows Server 2003
    • Windows Server 2003 Versus Windows Server 2003 R2
    • Windows Server 2003 R2 Versus Windows Server 2008
    • Summary
  • 2. Active Directory Fundamentals
    • How Objects Are Stored and Identified
      • Uniquely Identifying Objects
        • Distinguished names
        • Examples
    • Building Blocks
      • Domains and Domain Trees
      • Forests
      • Organizational Units
      • Global Catalog
      • Flexible Single Master Operator (FSMO)
      • Time Synchronization in Active Directory
      • Domain and Forest Functional Levels
        • Windows 2000 Domain Mode
      • Groups
        • Groups in Windows NT
        • Group nesting in different functional levels
        • Group membership across domain boundaries
        • Converting groups
        • Wrap-up
    • Summary
  • 3. Naming Contexts and Application Partitions
    • Domain Naming Context
    • Configuration Naming Context
    • Schema Naming Context
    • Application Partitions
      • Storing Dynamic Data
    • Summary
  • 4. Active Directory Schema
    • Structure of the Schema
      • X.500 and the OID Namespace
    • Attributes (attributeSchema Objects)
      • Dissecting an Example Active Directory Attribute
    • Attribute Properties
      • Attribute Syntax
      • System Flags
        • Constructed attributes
        • Category 1 objects
      • Schema FlagsEx
      • Search Flags
        • Indexed attributes
        • Ambiguous Name Resolution
        • Preserve attribute in tombstone
        • Tuple index
        • Confidential
        • Attribute change auditing
        • Filtered attribute set
      • Property Sets and attributeSecurityGUID
      • Linked Attributes
    • Classes (classSchema Objects)
      • Object Class Category and Inheritance
      • Dissecting an Example Active Directory Class
        • How inheritance affects mustContain, mayContain, possSuperiors, and auxiliaryClass
        • Viewing the user class with the Active Directory Schema snap-in
      • Dynamically Linked Auxiliary Classes
    • Summary
  • 5. Site Topology and Replication
    • Site Topology
      • Subnets
      • Sites
      • Site Links
      • Site Link Bridges
      • Connection Objects
      • Knowledge Consistency Checker (KCC)
      • Site and Replication Management Tools
    • How Replication Works
      • A Background to Metadata
        • Update Sequence Numbers (USN) and highestCommittedUSN
        • Originating updates versus replicated updates
        • DSA GUID and Invocation ID
        • High-watermark vector (direct up-to-dateness vector)
        • Up-to-dateness vector
        • Recap
      • How an Objects Metadata Is Modified During Replication
        • Step 1: Initial creation of a user on Server A
        • Step 2: Replication of the originating write to DC B
        • Step 3: Password change for the user on DC B
        • Step 4: Password-change replication to DC A
      • The Replication of a Naming Context Between Two Servers
        • Step 1: Replication with a partner is initiated
        • Step 2: The partner works out what updates to send
        • Step 3: The partner sends the updates to the initiating server
        • Step 4: The initiating server processes the updates
        • Step 5: The initiating server checks whether it is up-to-date
        • Recap
      • How Replication Conflicts Are Reconciled
        • Conflict due to identical attribute change
        • Conflict due to a move or creation of an object under a now-deleted parent
        • Conflict due to creation of objects with names that conflict
        • Replicating the conflict resolution
    • Summary
  • 6. Active Directory and DNS
    • DNS Fundamentals
      • Zones
      • Resource Records
      • DDNS
      • Global Names Zone
    • DC Locator
    • Resource Records Used by Active Directory
      • Overriding SRV Record Registration
    • Delegation Options
      • Not Delegating the AD DNS Zones
        • Political factors
        • Initial setup and configuration
        • Support and maintenance
        • Integration issues
      • Delegating the AD DNS Zones
        • Political factors
        • Initial setup and configuration
        • Support and maintenance
        • Integration issues
      • DNS for Standalone AD
    • Active Directory Integrated DNS
      • Replication Impact
      • Background Zone Loading
    • Using Application Partitions for DNS
    • Aging and Scavenging
      • Configuring Scavenging
        • Setting zone-specific options
        • Enabling scavenging on the DNS server
    • Summary
  • 7. Read-Only Domain Controllers
    • Prerequisites
    • Password Replication Policies
      • Managing the Password Replication Policy
      • Managing RODC Theft
    • The Client Logon Process
      • Populating the Password Cache
    • RODCs and Write Requests
      • User Password Changes
      • Computer Account Password Changes
      • The lastLogonTimeStampAttribute
      • Last-Logon Statistics
      • Logon Success/Fail Information
      • NetLogon Secure Channel Updates
      • Replication Connection Objects
      • DNS Updates
    • The W32Time Service
    • Application Compatibility
    • RODC Placement Considerations
    • RODCs and Replication
    • Administrator Role Separation
    • Summary
  • 8. Group Policy Primer
    • Capabilities of GPOs
      • Group Policy Storage
        • ADM or ADMX files
        • How GPOs are stored in Active Directory
        • Group Policy replication
    • How Group Policies Work
      • GPOs and Active Directory
      • Prioritizing the Application of Multiple Policies
      • Standard GPO Inheritance Rules in Organizational Units
      • Blocking Inheritance and Overriding the Block in Organizational Unit GPOs
        • Summary
      • When Policies Apply
        • Group Policy refresh frequency
      • Combating Slowdown Due to Group Policy
        • Limiting the number of GPOs that apply
        • Limiting cross-domain linking
        • Limiting use of site policies
        • Use simple queries in WMI filters
      • Security Filtering and Group Policy Objects
      • Loopback Merge Mode and Loopback Replace Mode
      • WMI Filtering
      • Summary of Policy Options
    • Managing Group Policies
      • Using the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC)
      • Group Policy Modeling
      • Delegation and Change Control
        • The importance of change-control procedures
        • Designing the delegation of GPO administration
      • Using Starter GPOs
      • Group Policy Backup and Restore
      • Scripting Group Policies
    • Troubleshooting Group Policy
      • Group Policy Results Wizard
      • Forcing Group Policy Updates
      • Enabling Extra Logging
      • Group Policy Diagnostic Best Practices Analyzer
      • Third-Party Troubleshooting Tools
    • Summary
  • 9. Fine-Grained Password Policies
    • Understanding Password Setting Objects
    • Scenarios for Fine-Grained Password Policies
      • Defining Password Setting Objects
        • Defining PSO precedence
    • Creating Password Setting Objects
      • PSO Quick Start
      • Building a PSO from Scratch
        • Creating a PSO with ADSI edit
        • Creating a PSO with PSOMgr
    • Managing Password Settings Objects
      • Strategies for Controlling PSO Application
        • Applying PSOs to groups
        • Applying PSOs to users
        • Mixing group application and user application
      • Managing PSO Application
        • Applying a PSO with ADSI Edit
        • Applying a PSO with Active Directory users and computers
        • Applying a PSO with PSOMgr
        • Viewing the effective PSO
    • Delegating Management of PSOs
    • Summary
• II. Designing an Active Directory Infrastructure
  • 10. Designing the Namespace
    • The Complexities of a Design
    • Where to Start
    • Overview of the Design Process
    • Domain Namespace Design
      • Objectives
        • Represent the structure of your business
      • Step 1: Decide on the Number of Domains
        • Isolated replication
        • Unique domain policy
        • In-place upgrade of current domain
        • Final notes
      • Step 2: Design and Name the Tree Structure
        • Choose the forest root domain
        • Design the namespace naming scheme
        • Create additional trees
        • Create additional forests
        • Arrange subdomain hierarchy
      • Step 3: Design the Workstation and Server-Naming Scheme
    • Design of the Internal Domain Structure
      • Step 4: Design the Hierarchy of Organizational Units
        • Recreating the business model
        • Delegating full administration
        • Delegating other rights
      • Step 5: Design the Users and Groups
        • Naming and placing users
        • Naming and placing groups
        • Creating proper security group designs
      • Step 6: Design the Application Partition Structure
    • Other Design Considerations
    • Design Examples
      • TwoSiteCorp
        • Step 1: Set the number of domains
        • Step 2: Design and name the tree structure
        • Step 3: Design the workstation- and server-naming scheme
        • Step 4: Design the hierarchy of Organizational Units
        • Step 5: Design the users and groups
        • Step 6: Design the application partition structure
        • Recap
      • RetailCorp
        • Step 1: Identify the number of domains
        • Step 2: Design and name the tree structure
        • Step 3: Design the workstation- and server-naming scheme
        • Step 4: Design the hierarchy of Organizational Units
        • Step 5: Design the users and groups
        • Step 6: Design the application partition structure
        • Recap
      • PetroCorp
        • Step 1: Set the number of domains
        • Step 2: Design and name the tree structure
        • Step 3: Design the workstation- and server-naming scheme
        • Step 4: Design the hierarchy of Organizational Units
        • Step 5: Design the users and groups
        • Step 6: Design the application partition structure
        • Recap
    • Designing for the Real World
      • Identify the Number of Domains
      • Design to Help Business Plans and Budget Proposals
      • Recognizing Nirvanas Problems
    • Summary
  • 11. Creating a Site Topology
    • Intrasite and Intersite Topologies
      • The KCC
      • Automatic Intrasite Topology Generation by the KCC
        • Two servers
        • Three servers
        • Four servers
        • Eight servers
        • Now what?
      • Site Links: The Basic Building Blocks of Intersite Topologies
        • Cost
        • Schedule
        • Transport
        • When the ISTG becomes involved
      • Site Link Bridges: The Second Building Blocks of Intersite Topologies
    • Designing Sites and Links for Replication
      • Step 1: Gather Background Data for Your Network
      • Step 2: Design the Sites
      • Step 3: Plan the Domain Controller Locations
        • Where to put domain controllers
        • How many domain controllers to have
        • Placing a domain controller in more than one site
      • Step 4: Decide How You Will Use the KCC to Your Advantage
      • Step 5: Create Site Links
      • Step 6: Create Site Link Bridges
    • Examples
      • TwoSiteCorp
      • RetailCorp
      • PetroCorp
    • Additional Resources
    • Summary
  • 12. Designing Organization-Wide Group Policies
    • Using GPOs to Help Design the Organizational Unit Structure
      • Identifying Areas of Policy
      • How GPOs Influenced a Real Organizational Unit Design
        • The merits of collapsing the Organizational Unit structure
        • A bridge too far
        • Loopback mode
      • Guidelines for Designing GPOs
    • Summary
  • 13. Active Directory Security: Permissions and Auditing
    • Permission Basics
      • Permission ACE
      • Property Sets, Validated Writes, and Extended Rights
      • Inherited Versus Explicit Permissions
      • Default Security Descriptors
      • Permission Lockdown
      • Confidentiality Bit
      • Protecting Objects from Accidental Deletion
    • Using the GUI to Examine Permissions
      • Reverting to the Default Permissions
      • Viewing the Effective Permissions for a User or Group
      • Using the Delegation of Control Wizard
    • Using the GUI to Examine Auditing
    • Designing Permission Schemes
      • The Five Golden Rules of Permissions Design
        • Rule 1: Apply permissions to groups whenever possible
        • Rule 2: Design group permissions so that you have minimum duplication
        • Rule 3: Manage Advanced permissions only when absolutely necessary
        • Rule 4: Allow inheritance; do not protect sections of the domain tree from inheritance
        • Rule 5: Keep a log of unusual changes
      • How to Plan Permissions
      • Bringing Order Out of Chaos
    • Designing Auditing Schemes
      • Implementing Auditing under Windows Server 2008
      • Tracking Last Interactive Logon Information
    • Real-World Examples
      • Hiding Specific Personal Details for All Users in an Organizational Unit from a Group
      • Allowing Only a Specific Group of Users to Access a New Published Resource
      • Restricting Everyone but HR from Viewing Social Security Numbers with Confidential Access Capability
    • Summary
  • 14. Designing and Implementing Schema Extensions
    • Nominating Responsible People in Your Organization
    • Thinking of Changing the Schema
      • Designing the Data
      • To Change or Not to Change
      • The Global Picture
    • Creating Schema Extensions
      • Running the Schema Manager MMC for the First Time
      • The Schema Cache
      • The Schema Master FSMO
      • Using LDIF to Extend the Schema
      • Checks the System Makes When You Modify the Schema
      • Making Classes and Attributes Defunct
    • Summary
  • 15. Backup, Recovery, and Maintenance
    • Backing Up Active Directory
      • Using the NT Backup Utility
      • Using Windows Server Backup
    • Restoring a Domain Controller
      • Restore from Replication
        • Manually removing a domain controller from Active Directory
      • Restore from Backup
      • Install from Media
        • Creating and using IFM media on Windows Server 2003
        • Creating and using IFM media on Windows Server 2008
    • Restoring Active Directory
      • Non-Authoritative Restore
        • Restoring with NT Backup
        • Restoring with Windows Server Backup
      • Partial Authoritative Restore
      • Complete Authoritative Restore
    • Working with Snapshots
    • FSMO Recovery
    • Restartable Directory Service
    • DIT Maintenance
      • Checking the Integrity of the DIT
      • Reclaiming Space
      • Changing the DS Restore Mode Admin Password
    • Summary
  • 16. Upgrading to Windows Server 2003
    • New Features in Windows Server 2003
    • Differences with Windows 2000
    • Functional Levels Explained
      • How to Raise the Functional Level
    • Preparing for ADPrep
      • ForestPrep
      • DomainPrep
        • GPPrep
    • Upgrade Process
      • Inventory Domain Controllers
      • Inventory Clients
      • Trial Run
      • Prepare the Forest and Domains
        • Exchange 2000
        • SFU 2.0
      • Tweak Settings
      • Upgrade Domain Controllers
    • Post-Upgrade Tasks
      • Monitor
      • Raise Functional Levels
      • Start Implementing New Features
    • Summary
  • 17. Upgrading to Windows Server 2003 R2
    • New Active Directory Features in Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1
    • Differences with Windows Server 2003
    • New Active Directory Features in Windows Server 2003 R2
    • Preparing for ADPrep
      • ForestPrep
    • Service Pack 1 Upgrade Process
    • R2 Upgrade Process
      • Prepare the Forest
      • Upgrade Domain Controllers
    • Summary
  • 18. Upgrading to Windows Server 2008
    • New Features in Windows Server 2008
    • Differences with Windows Server 2003
    • Preparing for ADPrep
      • ForestPrep
      • RODCPrep
      • DomainPrep
        • GPPrep
    • Windows Server 2008 Upgrade Process
    • Summary
  • 19. Integrating Microsoft Exchange
    • A Quick Word about Exchange/AD Interaction
    • Preparing Active Directory for Exchange
      • Setup Prerequisites
      • PrepareLegacyExchangePermissions
      • PrepareSchema
      • PrepareAD
      • PrepareDomain
      • Active Directory Site Design and Domain Controller Placement
        • Site topology
        • Domain controller impact
      • Other Considerations
    • Mail-Enabling Objects
      • Using the Exchange Management Console
        • Mailbox-enabling a user
        • Linked mailboxes
        • Mail-enabling a group
      • Using PowerShell
    • Summary
  • 20. Active Directory Lightweight Directory Service (a.k.a. ADAM)
    • ADAM Terms
    • Differences Between AD and ADAM V1.0
      • Standalone Application Service
      • Configurable LDAP Ports
      • No SRV Records
      • No Global Catalog
      • Top-Level Application Partition Object Classes
      • Group and User Scope
      • FSMOs
      • Schema
      • Service Account
      • Configuration/Schema Partition Names
      • Default Directory Security
      • User Principal Names
      • Authentication
    • ADAM R2 Updates
      • Users in the Configuration Partition
      • Password Reset/Change Chaining to Windows
      • Virtual List View (VLV) Searching
      • Confidentiality Bit
      • New and Updated Tools
      • Installation
      • Authentication
      • R2 ADAM for R2 Server Only
    • Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services Updates
      • GUI Tools
      • Availability on Server Core
      • Support for Install from Media
      • Support for Snapshots and the Database Mounting Tool
      • Support for Enhanced Auditing Features
    • AD LDS Installation
      • Installing Components
      • Installing a New ADAM Instance
      • Installing an ADAM Replica
    • Tools
      • ADAM ADSIEDIT
      • ADAM Schema Management
      • ADAM Install
      • ADAMSync
      • ADAM Uninstall
      • AD Schema Analyzer
      • CSVDE
      • DSACLS
      • DSDBUTIL
      • DSDiag
      • DSMgmt
      • LDIFDE
      • LDP
      • RepAdmin
    • ADAM Schema
      • Virtual List View (VLV) Index Support
      • Default Security Descriptors
      • Bindable Objects and Bindable Proxy Objects
    • Using ADAM
      • Creating Application Partitions
      • Creating Containers
      • Creating Users
      • Creating User Proxies
        • Special considerations
      • Renaming Users
      • Creating Groups
      • Adding Members to Groups
      • Removing Members from Groups
      • Deleting Objects
      • Deleting Application Partitions
    • Summary
• III. Scripting Active Directory with ADSI, ADO, and WMI
  • 21. Scripting with ADSI
    • What Are All These Buzzwords?
      • ActiveX
      • Windows Scripting Host (WSH)
      • Active Server Pages (ASPs)
      • Active Directory Service Interface (ADSI)
      • ActiveX Data Objects (ADO)
      • Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)
      • .NET and .NET Framework
      • Writing and Running Scripts
      • A Brief Primer on COM and WSH
      • How to Write Scripts
      • WSH File Formats
    • ADSI
      • Objects and Interfaces
      • Namespaces, ProgIDs, and ADsPath
      • Retrieving Objects
    • Simple Manipulation of ADSI Objects
      • Creating the OU
      • Creating the Users
      • Tearing Down What Was Created
    • Summary
  • 22. IADs and the Property Cache
    • The IADs Properties
      • Using IADs::Get and IADs::Put
      • The Property Cache
      • Be Careful
      • More Complexities of Property Access: IADs::GetEx and IADs::PutEx
        • Using IADs::GetEx
        • Using IADs::PutEx
    • Manipulating the Property Cache
      • Property Cache Mechanics
      • Adding Individual Values
      • Adding Sets of Values
      • Walking Through the Property Cache
        • Approach 1: Using the IADsPropertyList::PropertyCount property method
        • Approach 2: Using the IADsPropertyList::Next method
        • Approach 3: Using the IADsPropertyList::Next and IADsPropertyList::Skip methods
      • Writing the Modifications
      • Walking the Property Cache: The Solution
      • Walking the Property Cache Using the Formal Schema Class Definition
    • Checking for Errors in VBScript
    • Summary
  • 23. Using ADO for Searching
    • The First Search
      • Step 1: Define the Constants and Variables
      • Step 2: Establish an ADO Database Connection
      • Step 3: Open the ADO Connection
      • Step 4: Execute the Query
      • Step 5: Navigate Through the Resultset
      • Step 6: Close the ADO Connection
      • The Entire Script for a Simple Search
    • Understanding Search Filters
      • Items Within a Filter
      • Connecting Filters
    • Optimizing Searches
      • Efficient Searching
      • ObjectClass Versus ObjectCategory
    • Advanced Search Function: SearchAD
    • Summary
  • 24. Users and Groups
    • Creating a Simple User Account
    • Creating a Full-Featured User Account
      • LDAP Provider
    • Creating Many User Accounts
    • Modifying Many User Accounts
    • Account Unlocker Utility
    • Creating a Group
    • Adding Members to a Group
      • Adding Many USER Groups to Groups
    • Evaluating Group Membership
    • Summary
  • 25. Permissions and Auditing
    • How to Create an ACE Using ADSI
      • Trustee
      • AccessMask
      • AceType
      • AceFlags
      • Flags, ObjectType, and InheritedObjectType
    • A Simple ADSI Example
      • Discussion
    • A Complex ADSI Example
      • Discussion
        • Unlock account
        • Set/clear User Must Change Password On Next Logon flag
        • Reset Password
      • Making Your Own ACEs
        • Delegate member attribute on groups
        • Delegate ability to view Confidential Attribute
        • How to implement other delegations
    • Creating Security Descriptors
    • Listing the Security Descriptor of an Object
    • Summary
  • 26. Extending the Schema and the Active Directory Snap-ins
    • Modifying the Schema with ADSI
      • IADsClass and IADsProperty
      • Creating the Mycorp-LanguagesSpoken Attribute
      • Creating the FinanceUser class
        • Creating instances of the new class
      • Finding the Schema Container and Schema FSMO
      • Transferring the Schema FSMO Role
      • Forcing a Reload of the Schema Cache
      • Adding an Attribute to the Partial Attribute Set
    • Customizing the Active Directory Administrative Snap-ins
      • Display Specifiers
      • Property Pages
      • Context Menus
      • Icons
      • Display Names
      • Leaf or Container
      • Object Creation Wizard
    • Summary
  • 27. Scripting with WMI
    • Origins of WMI
    • WMI Architecture
      • CIMOM and CIM Repository
      • WMI Providers
    • Getting Started with WMI Scripting
      • Referencing an Object
      • Enumerating Objects of a Particular Class
      • Searching with WQL
      • Authentication with WMI
    • WMI Tools
      • WMI from a Command Line
      • WMI from the Web
      • WMI SDK
      • Scriptomatic Version 2.0; WMI Scripting Tool
    • Manipulating Services
    • Querying the Event Logs
    • Monitoring Trusts
    • Monitoring Replication
    • Summary
  • 28. Scripting DNS
    • DNS Provider Overview
      • Installing the DNS Provider
      • Managing DNS with the DNS Provider
    • Manipulating DNS Server Configuration
      • Listing a DNS Servers Properties
      • Configuring a DNS server
      • Restarting the DNS Service
      • DNS Server Configuration Check Script
    • Creating and Manipulating Zones
      • Creating a Zone
      • Configuring a Zone
      • Listing the Zones on a Server
    • Creating and Manipulating Resource Records
      • Finding Resource Records in a Zone
      • Creating Resource Records
    • Summary
  • 29. Programming the Directory with the .NET Framework
    • Why .NET?
    • Choosing a .NET Programming Language
    • Choosing a Development Tool
      • .NET IDE Options
      • .NET Development Without an IDE
    • .NET Framework Versions
      • Which .NET Framework Comes with Which OS?
      • Directory Programming Features by .NET Framework Release
      • Assemblies Versus Namespaces
      • Summary of Namespaces, Assemblies, and Framework Versions
    • Directory Services Programming Landscape
      • System.DirectoryServices Overview
        • Other nice things in System.DirectoryServices
        • System.DirectoryServices Summary
      • System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory Overview
        • Why use System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory?
        • System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory summary
      • System.DirectoryServices.Protocols Overview
        • Why use System.DirectoryServices.Protocols?
        • System.DirectoryServices.Protocols summary
      • System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement Overview
        • Why use System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement?
        • System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement summary
    • .NET Directory Services Programming by Example
      • Connecting to the Directory
      • Searching the Directory
      • Basics of Modifying the Directory
        • Basic add example
        • Basic remove examples
        • Moving and renaming objects
        • Modifying existing objects
      • Managing Users
        • Managing users with System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement
      • Overriding SSL Server Certificate Verification with SDS.P
    • Summary
  • 30. PowerShell Basics
    • Exploring the PowerShell
      • Variables and Objects
      • Working with Quotes
      • Profiles
    • Working with the Pipeline
      • The $_ Expression
      • Pipeline by Example
    • Cmdlets
      • The Cmdlet Naming Scheme
      • Cmdlet Parameters
      • Working with Built-in Cmdlets
        • Get-Help
        • Get-Command
        • Get-Member
      • Managing the Environment
        • Set-Location
        • Set-ExecutionPolicy
        • Get-PSSnapin
        • Add-PSSnapin
      • Formatting Output
        • Format-List
        • Format-Table
        • Out-Null
      • Processing and Filtering Output
        • Foreach-Object
        • Where-Object
      • Importing Information
        • Get-Content
        • Import-Csv
        • Import-CliXml
      • Exporting Information
        • Export-Csv
        • Export-CliXml
        • Out-File
    • Building PowerShell Scripts
      • Arguments
      • Functions
      • Error Handling
      • Flow Control
        • Conditional Statements
        • Loops
    • Using WMI
    • Summary
  • 31. Scripting Active Directory with PowerShell
    • Becoming Familiar with .NET
      • DirectoryEntry
      • DirectorySearcher
      • Domain
      • Forest
      • DirectoryContext
      • DomainController
      • GlobalCatalog
      • ApplicationPartition
    • Understanding Client-Side Processing
    • Building the Lab Build Script
      • Setup
      • Creating Organizational Units
      • Creating User Accounts
      • Creating Computer Accounts
      • Creating Groups
        • Adding group members
      • Putting It All Together
    • Working with Forests and Domains
      • Gathering Forest Information
      • Gathering Domain Information
    • Understanding Group Policy
      • Group Policy Refresh Cmdlet
      • GPMC Cmdlets
      • Quest Cmdlets
    • Summary
  • 32. Scripting Basic Exchange 2003 Tasks
    • Notes on Managing Exchange
    • Exchange Management Tools
    • Mail-Enabling Versus Mailbox-Enabling
    • Exchange Delegation
    • Mail-Enabling a User
    • Mail-Disabling a User
    • Creating and Mail-Enabling a Contact
    • Mail-Disabling a Contact
    • Mail-Enabling a Group (Distribution List)
    • Mail-Disabling a Group
    • Mailbox-Enabling a User
    • Mailbox-Disabling a User (Mailbox Deletion)
    • Purging a Disconnected Mailbox
    • Reconnecting a Disconnected Mailbox
    • Moving a Mailbox
    • Enumerating Disconnected Mailboxes
    • Viewing Mailbox Sizes and Message Counts
    • Viewing All Store Details of All Mailboxes on a Server
    • Dumping All Store Details of All Mailboxes on All Servers in Exchange Org
    • Summary
  • 33. Scripting Basic Exchange 2007 Tasks
    • Exchange Scripting Notes
      • The Departure of the Recipient Update Service
      • Mail-Enabling Versus Mailbox-Enabling
      • Exchange Cmdlet Primer
    • Managing Users
      • Mailbox-Enabling a User
      • Mailbox-Disabling a User
      • Mail-Enabling a User
      • Mail-Disabling a User
      • Viewing Mailbox Properties
      • Moving a User Mailbox
      • Provisioning Mailboxes Out-of-Band
    • Managing Groups
      • Mail-Enabling a Group
      • Mail-Disabling a Group
      • Managing Group Membership
      • Displaying Group Properties
    • Summary
• Index
• About the Authors
• Colophon
• Copyright

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