What does Active Directory IT support tasks entail?
pujan96
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Hi Guys,
I am starting a new role as a network admin next week which will include helping the desktop support guys doing some active directory and MS exchange work along with desktop app troubleshooting.
I am coming from an OS X environment so Ive been learning Active directory in my spare time in the build up to starting.
Whilst studying I hae mainly been learning ocnfigurations and set ups of user accounts, shared drives, Group policies ECT ECT.
I was just wondering if someone could enlighten me as to what sort of troubleshooting tasks I might come accross in a medium sized enduser buisness???
Also aside from exchange configurations, what can I expect to troubleshoot with that is well?
Thanks
I am starting a new role as a network admin next week which will include helping the desktop support guys doing some active directory and MS exchange work along with desktop app troubleshooting.
I am coming from an OS X environment so Ive been learning Active directory in my spare time in the build up to starting.
Whilst studying I hae mainly been learning ocnfigurations and set ups of user accounts, shared drives, Group policies ECT ECT.
I was just wondering if someone could enlighten me as to what sort of troubleshooting tasks I might come accross in a medium sized enduser buisness???
Also aside from exchange configurations, what can I expect to troubleshoot with that is well?
Thanks
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[X] CCNP Route 300-101
[ ] CCNP Switch 300-115
[ ] CCNP T-Shoot 300-135
[ ] NPDESI 300-550
[ ] CCIE R&S Written
[ ] CCIE R&S LAB
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scaredoftests Mod Posts: 2,780 ModI would think add users, computers and servers. See if user accounts are locked out.Never let your fear decide your fate....
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Cisco Inferno Member Posts: 1,034 ■■■■■■□□□□account (username) details, what organizational unit (OU) they are in, password resets, password change prompts, password expiry, what caused a lockout, home folder verification, group memberships (which include security groups and distribution lists).
Things like OU and security groups affect what permissions a user has to what network services. Its sort of like a phone book, but with security built in.
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