Domain Services, SSO and More: Everything You Need to Know About the Active Directory
The purpose of Microsoft’s directory service is to organize company networks according to the company structure. Sometimes, however, managing all those users, groups, computers, services and servers can be a real pain – especially when you are trying to adhere to Microsoft’s best practices (AGDLP principle). It’s just not as simple as it seems. In our tenfold Active Directory blog, we explore how common errors in AD management can be eliminated and illustrate how tenfold finally makes it possible for admins to assign access rights and other resources without having to tear their own hair out.
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