User Profiles & Active Directory By: Daniel Toth www.personal.kent.edu/~dtoth1/

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User Profiles & Active Directory By: Daniel Toth

What is a Profile? Keeps all personal data and settings My Documents, My Pictures, My Music Internet Favorites and Tracking Cookies Desktop wallpaper and recently opened documents Personalization and Playlists

What is Active Directory? Implementation of LDAP Used primarily by Windows based operating systems Provides central authentication services Stores information and settings in a central, organized, accessible database Small to Large Networks Administrators can: Assign policies Deploy Software Apply critical updates

File and Settings Transfer Wizard Creates an archive of the users profile Used to migrate profiles Integrated into Windows XP Does not add computer to Active Directory

User Profile Wizard Created by ForensIT, LTD. Used to reassign profiles Used to add computer to AD Features include: Deleting profiles Sharing profiles Disabling profiles

Time File & Settings Transfer Wizard User Profile Wizard 10 minutes to 1 hour4 minutes

User Profile Wizard

User Profile Wizard cont.

Questions????