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Basic Active Directory interview questions

By techniset - May 30, 2019

What is Active Directory? Active Directory is database which stores network user data, computer information, printers as well as the other network objects. AD allows to make policies to manage all the network objects. What is AD Domain? AD domains a logical group of network objects i.e users, PCs or devices and share the same AD database. AD domain provide authorization and authentication for all network objects and the server which respond for these request is called Domain Controller (DC). default protocol used in directory services? LDAP ( Lightweight Directory Access Protocol). What is Active Directory Schema? Schema is component of AD and it stores in the Directory. Schema defines all the objects and attributes that the directory service uses to store data. Schema also defines the rules that govern the structure of objects and structure with the content of the directory itself. what are the basic components of AD? The AD components ...

What about “Compatibility Mode” in Microsoft Office

By techniset - October 30, 2017

When you open a document created in an older version of Microsoft Word, Excel, or PowerPoint in a modern version of Office, you may see “ Compatibility Mode ” appear after the name of the document in the titlebar. This changes the way the document appears and prevents you from using some modern features. What Is Compatibility Mode? Modern versions of Microsoft Office have introduced new features that aren’t compatible with older versions of Microsoft Office. Modern versions of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint also handle document formatting a bit differently from older versions. When you create a new document in Office 2013 or 2016, it’s created as a modern document with access to all these new features and the latest formatting styles. However, when you open a document created with Office 2010 or an older version of Office,when it’s opened in Compatibility Mode to ensure it looks the same in those old versions as it does in the 2013 or 2016. For example, if so...

Google Chrome Features that miss in other Web Browsers'

By Unknown - April 27, 2017

N ow google chrome you have installed on your desktop, lets look unique feature that visible in google chrome only... 1- Task Manager for websites While you inside using chrome, press Shift+Escape key and it will open a "Task Manager" with liost of all website that currently open in chrome. 2- Visual Browser History Type Ctrl+H to open your browser history and search for a detail. 3- Search your favorite website from Address Bar if you visit a website that include site search chrome will automatically recognized and add the search engine. 4- See Memory used by the Different Browser open a new tab inside the chrome and type " about:memory "(with quote)- you can see at the top, list of browser process that are currently running on system and use of memory. 5- Reopen website tab that closed by mistake To reopen the tab closed by mistake type Ctrl+T & see option " recently closed tab "-...

All Android OS versions

By Unknown - April 27, 2017

T he version history of the Android mobile operating system began with the release of the Android alpha in November 5, 2007. The first commercial version, Android 1.0, was released in September 2008. Android is continually developed by Google and the Open Handset. Here the all OS version of Android.. . A- Alpha B- Beta C- Cupcake D- Donut E- Eclair F- Froyo G- Gingerbread H- Honeycomb I- Ice-cream Sandwitch J- Jelly Bean K- Kitkat (but before Kitkat they were going to name it KeyLime Pi) L- Lollipop M- Marshmellow N- Nought

The Differences between Domain Controllers and AD LDS Servers

By Unknown - April 26, 2017

O ne such difference is that AD LDS does not use the concept of forests like the Windows Active Directory does. In an Active Directory environment, a forest is a collection of domains. Every forest is completely independent, although forests can be joined together through the use of federated trusts. AD LDS does not use the concept of forests and domains like Windows domain controllers do. Instead, the primary structural element used by AD LDS is that of a service instance (which Microsoft often refers to as an instance). An instance refers to a single AD LDS partition. Each instance has its own individual service name, directory data store, and service description. In an Active Directory environment, clients communicate with domain controllers using the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP). Like most other protocols, LDAP is designed to use specific port numbers. For example, LDAP typically uses port 389 for directory queries. If LDAP communic...