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The document outlines the course objectives and outcomes for a Bachelor of Engineering program in Computer Science & Engineering, focusing on Network Operating Systems and Active Directory. It details the components and functionalities of Active Directory services, including DNS support, and provides requirements for installing Active Directory Domain Services. Additionally, it includes references for further study and contact information for queries.

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Lecture 3.2.4

The document outlines the course objectives and outcomes for a Bachelor of Engineering program in Computer Science & Engineering, focusing on Network Operating Systems and Active Directory. It details the components and functionalities of Active Directory services, including DNS support, and provides requirements for installing Active Directory Domain Services. Additionally, it includes references for further study and contact information for queries.

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UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING


Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Science & Engineering)
Network Operating System
22CSH-397
Dayal Chandra Sati (E13263)

Unit III- DNS support for active directory, active directory DISCOVER . LEARN . EMPOWER
DNS support components
Course Objectives
The Course aims to:
1. Make students learn about basics of Networks and
Operating system concepts that will help them to
understand the requirements of Network Operating
System.

2. Make students learn about deployment of Network


Operating System’s roles and services.

3. Facilitate students in building analytical and creative


thinking so that they can move themselves in the field of
core server usage for social and technical reasons.
COURSE OUTCOMES
CO Title Level
Numbe
r
CO1 Students will recall basic concepts of Networks, Understand &
Operating System and to build up the basic concepts of Remember
Network Operating System.
CO2 Student would be able to deploy Server 2008/2012 and Implement
make use of it as a technical platform.
CO3 Students will prepare themselves for placements in Apply
Companies focusing on Networking and Server
environment and further being research oriented in the
field of Computer Networks.
CO4 analyze the working of virtual machines Analyze
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CO5 Identify the role of active directory Analyze
Active Directory services


Distributed File System

Domain name System (DNS) server File


Replication

Intersite messaging
 Kerberos key Distribution Center Remote
 Procedure Call (RPC) Locator
 Active Directory Domain Service (ADDS) Active Directory
 Lightweight Directory Services Active Directory Federation

Services

Active Directory Right management Service Active
Directory Certificate Service
Active Directory services

• Distributed File System :- Manages logical volumes across


local and wide are network Domain name System (DNS)

• Server:- Responds to DNS queries and dynamic DNS


Requests.

• File Replication :- Allows files to be copied and maintained


across multiple Servers. Intersite messaging:- Allows
Messages to be exchanged between windows servers.

• Kerberos key Distribution Center:- Enables user to log


onto domain using the Kerberos authentication protocol
Active Directory services

• Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Locator:- Enables RPC clients


using RpcNS*APIs to locate RPC Servers.
• Active Directory Domain Service (ADDS):- Stores all
information about resources on the network , such as user,
computer and other devices.
• Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services:- Allows
administers to create small version of Active Directory that run as
non-operating system services.
• Active Directory Federation Services:- Provides Web single
Sign-on (SSO) technologies to authenticate users to multiple web
applications in a single session.
Active Directory services

• Active Directory Right management Service:- Protect and


secure information from unauthorized use online and offline,
inside and outside of the environment.

• Active Directory Certificate Service :- Allows the mapping of


users and resources to private key to help secure identity in public
key infrastructure PKI base environment.
Account Lockout and Management Tool

• The acctinfo.dll file is actuall part of the Account Lockout and


management tools you can download from Microsoft.
• Acctinfo.dll includes an additional property page for the user-
account properties. This additional property page will allow you to
determine when the account's password was set, when the password
expires, when the user last logged on or off the domain as well as
other lockout information.
• LockoutStatus.exe display information concerning a locked out
account. Use this tool to determine which computer were involved
in the lockout by the account and when the lockout occurred.
DNS and Active Directory

AD DS provides a built-in method of storing and replicating DNS records by using Active
Directory-integrated DNS zones.
All of the records and zone data stored within the zone are replicated to other DNS servers by
using the native AD DS replication service. Each DC stores a writable copy of the DNS
zone data for namespaces for which they are authoritative.
Active Directory-integrated zones also provide the ability to use secure dynamic updates,
which supports controlling which computers may make updates and prevents unauthorized
changes from being made.

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Three specific DNS components
AD DS requires DNS to function, and uses three specific components for the AD DS infrastructure:
Domain controller locator - The Locator is implemented in the Net Logon service and provides the
names of DCs in an AD DS environment. The Locator uses address (A) and service (SRV) DNS
resource records to identify DCs in an AD DS environment.
Active Directory domain names in DNS - The AD DS domain names in DNS are the FQDN that we
discussed earlier.
Active Directory DNS objects - While DNS domains and AD DS domains typically have the same
name, they are two separate objects with different roles. DNS stores zones and zone data required by
AD DS and responds to DNS queries from clients. AD DS stores object names and object records and
uses LDAP queries to retrieve or modify data.

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Requirements for Installing AD DS

Object Description
• Configure appropriate TCP/IP and DNS server
TCP/IP
addresses.

• To install a new AD DS forest, you need to be local


Administrator on the server. To install an additional
Credentials
domain controller in an existing domain, you need to
be a member of the Domain Admins group.

• Verify that a DNS infrastructure is in place. When you


install AD DS, you can include DNS server installation,
Domain Name if it is needed.
System )DNS) • When you create a new domain, a DNS delegation is
Infrastructure created automatically during the installation process.
Creating a DNS delegation requires credentials that
have permissions to update the parent DNS zones.
REFERENCES

Reference Book:

R1 MCTS- Guide to Microsoft Windows Server’2008 Network Infrastructure Configuration, Micheal Bender,
Course Technology Cengage Learning.
R2 MCITP: 5 in-1 Study System, Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator, Steven Johnson, 2009, Wiley
Publishing, Inc

2. Video Lecture on YouTube URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sndVKp6o_7M

4. Relevant Web Link


https://docs.rackspace.com/docs/configure-active-directory-with-
integrated-dns

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THANK YOU

For queries
Email: [email protected]
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