What is Active Directory?

Sir Question? That Server Manager found on Normal Computer Windows? or Just Only for Windows Server?

you guys never show how to set up a domain what the fuck

thank you

I'm getting into IT, there's so much to learn! thank you for breaking it down for me :)

Thanks bro for amazing content

Thank you!

Superb!!
Explained it very well for beginners.

welp, this is super helpful for starters imma subscribe, great job mate! 🙂

Thank you so much , very clear and helpful . Please keep up the good work 💪

I used to have the Active directory full system's monitoring For CP and FSS group

Active Directory is a joke. It is like "audio cassettes" its old technology. iPhones and Androids cannot join the domain. Windows 95 and 98 could login without the need of joining the domain. Windows NT on the other hand, you NEED to join the domain before you log into your user. The Microsoft team are a bunch of idiots. Requiring to join a domain was a dumb idea to begin with. Trust relationship issues because you didn't turn the computer on for months. What a joke. The only reason why network admins STILL use Active Directory is because they want to be like Saddam Hussein. Remember the US invasion in 2003? Its happening slowly today with BYOD, mobile devices and cloud computing (Office 365). People do not want their computers "controlled" they want freedom. I don't see a future for Cassette Directory! The only reason to use Active Directory is so that you can log into your user and have access to your documents on any computer on the network! There is no other way to do this, unless you create shared directories which is more complicated to set up for dozens of users!

So is the creating user accounts resetting and changing user profiles on a website you made or on the actual computer login that you would find in colleges/workplaces and etc?

Great, thank you

Hi, the video is well made, thank you. I was just wondering who does work on 5,000 machines in a company? I believe 99% of employees work on one machine given to them by their company. So my question is releted with the John's machines. You say Johns has 5,000 computers and, through Active Directory, we can change his password at once time. But in the real world, who does have 5,000 computers?

Totally new to IT. My father is a senior systems engineer and I decided to get into the field at 31. Definitely love this videos breakdown and would appreciate any good tips anyone has for a beginner like myself.

why does john use many computers though?

Thanks

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My friend who works in a relatively large IT company got me a job interview for an entry level IT support position, which is in a couple of weeks. I'll be honest I'm a nervous wreck right now, cause so far my work experience consists of repairing Desktops, Laptops, Tablets and so on, not so much working with networks/servers/domains. I was told that at the very least I should have a basic grasp of AD, which I've never used in my life. Thank god I found this video, cause it made it so much easier to understand what AD is actually is used for.

My recover fail fail why?

And 5000 computers isn’t an exaggeration. The company I work for has probably three times that number.

No need to use windows sh***it Active directory, when u have ALD Pro. Good bie american stuff.

Thank you Paul, this was very helpful. You explained the basics in an easy way to get the jist of it when ms docs becomes convoluted at times. My previous place of work didn’t use AD and the customers I dealt with rarely used it and now thanks to you I want to learn more AD.

a very big thanks

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Im highly appreciated the tutorial. Although at work I don't used that much of active directory. We used enterprise ERP system.

Thank you instructor Paul for this quick, understandable video 🙌🎉👏

can anyone post a simple tutorial on file sharing for Win11 PCs on a home network without enabling SMB1? from what i've read, network neighborhood (the network tab in file explorer) has been depreciated for those using SMB3 and will not show networked PCs, they must do active directory and map network drives to the desktop instead.. or something.. would really appreciate a simple step by step process.

Very nice

I watched quite a few videos on active directory, none of them is as good as yours. The fact that you've used diagrams makes it so easy for some one to have a clear picture of active directory. Thanks buddy!!

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Thank you very very much for this great amazing video!!

great explaination

Great explanation. Thank you.

I subscribed! Thank you! Hope you make more videos like this🙌🙌💯💯👍🙏

Thank you sir. Im a poor boy trying to learn how to use active directory. Im using my phone only but i jave learned a lot from your videos.

Suppose that we have a computer with a storage of 20 GB and now I connect it to a domain.... now there's a local user on the computer and a domain user... now the local user and domain user will have their own data who will use a 20 GB hard disk... does the domain user stores its data on the server or it uses the local storage....

How would you implement an active directory in a small business? I work for a mortgage company that is currently using an msp and we are trying to start doing our own IT and move away from them. How would you recommend setting up and running our AD? About 40 employees in one location, but are about to open a second office. Do we need to purchase our own servers and run it in house, is there a way to do it in the cloud, maybe a vm, azure ad or azure ad ds?

"If you are running into an issue, just go ahead and do yourself a favor and google the issue, you'll probably get results a lot faster"
LMAO.

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Which windows version you used in this tutorial ?

Do you have Help Desk Agent Level 1 tutorials? Great content!

Thank you! I have been reading until my eyes bleed and this is short and to the basic point. Great job explaining the basic concept.

You lost me in the first few sentences. Definitely moving way to fast smh.

Very useful thank you

thank you thank you, i'm trying to change career and this is great

fine stuff