Directorio Activo Windows Server 2008R2

This module will provide a foundation for concepts and terminology related to Active Directory® Domain Services (AD DS) as a technology and as a solution. By the end of the module, students will have created a single domain forest, and will know enough about AD DS to understand the importance of what they’ve done. The lessons and topics in this module can be “driven home” for novices, skimmed or skipped for advanced classes, or skipped and “returned to” at appropriate times. The module’s only lab is the creation of a domain, so even the lab can be skipped for courses based on time constraints or adequate student expertise.

The most important guidance for instructors is to keep this module high level. Every concept, term, and component is returned to and detailed in later modules. What’s important is that students have an understanding for the business purpose for AD DS, the basic function of a directory service, and the interactions of its components. They need to have just enough understanding of logical and physical structural components and of concepts such as trusts and replication. Ensure that they are not distracted as these terms are touched upon in the later modules. So, don’t try to teach more than what is in this module. This module helps the students see “the forest”; later modules take a close look at each tree.

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