Overview#

Represents an Microsoft Active Directory domain.

AD DOMAIN implies the members of the AD DOMAIN are within a Security Domain and within a Kerberos Realm

More Information#

There might be more information for this subject on one of the following:

• AD Determining Password Expiration
• AD Forest
• AS Exchange
• Active Directory Functional Levels
• Active Directory Site
• Application Directory Partitions
• Directory Partition Hierarchy
• Domain Directory Partition
• Domain Naming Master FSMO Role
• Domain Users
• Domain root object
• DomainControllerFunctionality
• Flexible Single Master Operation
• Forest Root Domain
• Global Catalog
• Golden Ticket
• Group Policy Object
• How passwords are used in Windows
• Infrastructure Master FSMO Role
• Internal Cross-References
• Kerberos Delegation
• Kerberos Service Account
• LAN Manager authentication level
• LDAP Query Examples for AD
• LDAP and Global Catalog
• Local Security Authority
• MsDS-PasswordSettingsContainer
• NT LAN Manager
• NamingContext
• ObjectSID
• PDC Emulator FSMO Role
• Pass-the-ticket
• PrimaryGroupID
• RID Master FSMO Role
• SIDHistory
• SamAccountName
• Security Account Manager
• Security Identifier
• ServicePrincipalName
• Ticket Granting Ticket
• Trusted Domain Object
• TrustedDomain
• User-Account-Control Attribute Values
• Windows Logon
• Windows Time service