Microsoft servers have been a great addition to the business world, and many c
ompanies have used them to improve their business control and efficiency. The Microsoft server world was built on the main servers, which where the Server 2003 replaced by the Server 2008 version, with the Microsoft exchange server for using e-mails and the Microsoft SQL server, for Database use. › Continue reading…
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What can we say about Microsoft that no one heard before, there is almost no one who works with computer and never heard about Microsoft and their operating system
series. The operating systems of Microsoft have changed the way we were using computers, from a non graphic user interface to a graphic interface, using a keyboard and a mouse to be able to do so many things with ease, than the way we have done before using a non graphic interface, where every action was a series of commands, which of course where only working on a non graphic way. › Continue reading…
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Active Directory is a package designed by Microsoft to manage an organizational network, this package is using different tools to
organize and manage the corporate network. Basically before we get into specifics, the Active Directory is creating a managerial environment, where all of the network clients (end users) are connected to it, and anyone who connects to it is registered and monitored by the Active Directory system. That enables it, to manage the end users, what they are allowed to do, what they can’t, which resources will be available to whom. It creates groups and give those groups policies (group of rules) which binds that group into those rules, and every end user that is defined within this group is bind by it rules, and accordingly can or can’t do things within the network.
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