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CHAPTER 2
Chapter 2: The Small
Accountancy Firm
In this first scenario will be looking at the small consultancy firm
“Savill Accountants Worldwide” which despite it’s name has a single
office in the Texas town of Allen and despite years of attempts to
dominate the U.S. accountancy scene now accepts it’s client base
consists of largely overpaid computer consultants and British Food
import firms frequented by the largely overpaid computer consultants.
Fortunately there are plenty of both enabling the company to look at
updating it’s current NT 4.0, Exchange 5.5 environment to a new 2003
based solution.
For any environment there are a number of core stages in the Active
Directory implementation, the three D’s:
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Discovery
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Design
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Deployment
The scope and processes carried out at each stage vary in their scale
for each organization and through the rest of the book we’ll expand the
processes with each scenario as they grow larger.
In many situations the deployment takes up most of the time however this
should not be the case, if the discovery is complete and the design well
thought out the deployment should be a relatively small portion of the
project.
- Domains and Their Controllers
- Other Services
- Sites
- Policy Requirements
- Administration
- Migrate or In-Place?
- What's in a Name?
- Domain Requirements
- Forest and Tree Requirements
- Number of Domain Controllers, FSMO Role Placement, and
Global Catalog Placement
- Organizational Unit Requirements
- Geography as a Basis
- Business Area as a Basis
- Object Type as a Basis
- The Real World
- DNS
- WINS
- DHCP
- The Domain/Forest Mode
- The Clients
- Do as I Say, Not as I Do (Policies)
- Other Services
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Paperback,
375 pages
Released: January 2005
ISBN: 1904811086
Authors: John Savill |
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Introduction
1: The Importance of a Domain
2: The Small Accountancy Firm
3: Step-By-Step Migration
4: The Regional Legal Firm
5: The Retail-Based Company
6: The International Financial
Company
Index
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