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In this chapter, you've learned about Active Directory, what kind of hardware it takes to run it, and what kind of networking infrastructure it should run on.

In Chapter 2, we learn how to promote a Windows Server 2003 to Active Directory status.

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Active Directory By the Numbers: Windows Server 2003

ISBN: 0974759309
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2003
Pages: 88

Authors: Marc Hoffman

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