In an organization with many user accounts, some users might forget to log off from the server. So learn how to force Logoff action for users in your AD environment.
There are two types of functional levels in Active Directory; they are the Domain Functional Level (DFL) and the Forest Functional Level (FFL). Learn more and deep on these topics in this article.
A Group Policy is an Active Directory feature that facilitates centralized management and configuration of the operating system, programs, and user settings for all computers in the same domain.
Windows 2012 R2 DC is being incorporated as a response to the constant advancements in technology and to keep the operations of AD up to date for smooth and swift functionality.
Server administrators use a utility called "Windows Uptime" as a measurement to troubleshoot day-to-day issues that can arise in the Windows environment.
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