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A directory service stores all the information needed to use and manage system objects in a centralized location, simplifying the process of locating and managing these resources. Data stored in Active Directory is organized into objects, which have attributes. The Active Directory schema defines objects that can be stored in Active Directory. Schema classes and attributes define the Active Directory schema. The logical structures in an organization are represented by the following Active Directory components: domains, OUs, trees, and forests. The physical components of Active Directory are sites and domain controllers. The global catalog is the central repository of information about objects in a tree or forest.

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Phone phone = new Phone(); phone.setNumber("617-666-6666"); employee.getPhoneNumbers().add(phone); entityManager.merge(employee);

2. What happens next depends on the filter action selected in the policy. Filter actions available are block, permit, or negotiate.

In the Windows Server 2003 family and Active Directory, there are several new con cepts and some changes to the concepts used in Windows NT. These concepts include replication, trust relationships, change and configuration management, group policies, DNS, and object naming. It is important that you understand the meaning of these con cepts as they apply to Active Directory. In addition, you should also familiarize yourself with the Active Directory administration tasks, which correspond to the chapters in this training kit.

If the filter action selected is block, all packets bound for TCP port 23 will be dropped. If the filter action is permit, packets bound for port 23 will be allowed. If the filter action is negotiate, Jeff s computer will attempt to negotiate a connection by using the specifics included in the policy. If the com puter 192.168.7.56 has an IPSec policy assigned and it has a compatible rule, negotiate will probably be successful and Jeff will be able to con nect to the computer. However, if no policy is assigned on the remote computer or the policy is not compatible, no connection will occur.

Explain Active Directory replication Explain the security relationships between domains in a tree (trusts) Explain the components of change and configuration management Explain the purpose and function of Group Policy Describe how DNS is used by Active Directory Describe how objects are named in Active Directory Describe the tasks required for Active Directory administration

In this example, we allocate a Phone and add it to an Employee s list of phone numbers. We then call merge() with the employee, and since we have the MERGE CascadeType set on this relationship, the persistence provider will see that it is a new Phone entity and will create it within the database. Remember that only the graph returned by the merge operation is in managed state, not the one passed as a parameter.

Users and services should be able to access directory information at any time from any computer in the domain tree or forest. Replication ensures that changes to a domain controller are reflected in all domain controllers within a domain. Directory informa tion is replicated to domain controllers both within and among sites.

Each IPSec policy has the following elements:

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One or more rules. A rule is a collection of filters. Each rule can contain multiple filters but only a single filter action. If multiple actions are involved such as block all telnet, but negotiate a Telnet connection from computer at 192.168.7.33 two rules are required. A filter list. Each rule can have multiple filters. Filters specify information about the source and destination computers. Filters also provide information about the protocol, including source and destination ports, source and destination IP addresses, and source and destination mask. Filter action. Each rule must have one and only one filter action. The filter action is taken if the policy is triggered because of something in the filter list. If a filter list contains filters that include the destination port on the local computer for telnet ftp and nntp and a filter action of block, any traffic received that is destined for these ports is dropped. General configuration. Each policy can be configured to use specific protocols for integrity and authentication. Likewise, they must indicate things such as authentication type, frequency of key change, and Diffie-Hellman group (strength of key used to secure the Quick Mode negotiation).

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