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Purpose of DHCP
Automatically assigns IP Addresses to network computers.
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Purpose of DNS
Maps IP Addresses to there names.
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Domain
Logical container of network components.
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Local User Permissions
Can access resources on local computer only.
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3 DHCP components.
server application, client, and communications protocol.
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2 country code domains.
US and De
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AD DS
Directory Service allowing administrators to create domains.
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Types of users.
Local and Domain
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3 different IP Address allocation methods.
Dynamic, Manual, and Automatic.
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3 elements of DNS
Name space, resolvers, and Name Servers
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Organizational Unit
Container objects used to divide security and administrative responsibility among several divisions.
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An example of a user creation tool.
PowerShell, Dsadd.exe, CSVDE.exe, LDAP
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What is Reservation?
Manually allocated address. Allows you to manage all IP Addresses through DHCP.
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3 examples of top-level domains.
.com, .org, .net
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Functional Levels
Provides compatibility in AD DS installations with domain controllers running different versions.
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<ComputerDN>
Specifies distinguished name for the new group objects that you want to create.
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PXE
Feature built into network adapters which enables them to connect to DHCP servers to obtain TCP/IP client settings.
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5 sections of DNS Messaging.
Header, Question, Answer, Authority, and Additional.
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3 cmdlets for for the 3 deployment configurations.

Install-AddsForest, Install-AddsDomainController, 

Install-AddsDomain

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Windows Powershell
You can create object creation scripts. It is also a maintenance tool