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Thanks for taking the time to make this video!!

Found this a brilliant refresher for an interview! Well explained and reminded me well! Thanks Andy.

Love your videos. I see a deep sincerity in the way you do them. Like you really do enjoy IT and teaching others to get more advanced. I am refreshing my IT memory in the Active Directory and Group Policy area for a potential job interview coming up. It actually does make a big difference when someone like yourself create these videos with your type of positive attitude and promotion of learning more, plus what you said at the end was amazing. I was a forklift driver at one point in my life, years ago and moved into IT. I was lost for a while trying to go back to college and learn it but I had good teachers like yourself to encourage me and help me know I could do this, anyone can. Thank you and God Bless.

Andy, I'm so happy I found you on RU-vid. Your videos are great!

Another great video from you. Thank you Andy!

One thing what you didn't teach now is really important to understand. FSMO roles. I think it's crucial to understand if you start to maintain Active Directory.

Awesome Andy, awesome. Thank you so much. I am enhancing my knowledge in a very pleasant way thanks to you. Appreciate it!

Started learning new things everyday...Thank you...

I am reallt glad that I found your channel, really good explanation, you really make your self clear in all aspects, have a good day, master

Hi Andy, really enjoyed it and learned a lot - many many thanks sir!!!

I have watched both of your videos on microsoft active directory and they are great. Please make a playlist on this topic

I'm never going to use this information in my helpdesk job, but it DOES provide a deeper understanding of how AD works and how what I do interact with processes.

Hey Andy, I'm a seasoned IT guy specializing in Citrix Virtualization. I just wanna say that I understood your lessons more than those so-called training videos that were available like more than 10 years back. I hope there are other IT youtubers here that explains things as clear and concise as you do. Thank you for creating this channel, and I look forward to learning more from your Microsoft-related stuffs! If you can teach other IT stuffs or other IT Technologies, not just from MS, please upload them! You have a new subscriber here! Cheers! :)

It’s a privilege to have you to help me recover my hacked account, and I really appreciate it. I value everything that you do and I'm grateful

Thanks Andy! very good video. please upload also videos regarding the best microsoft recommended AD building domain like one root domain en 1 or 2 child domains as working domains

great teaching skills!

Thanks please do more

thank you so much Andy, ur a Hero.

Andy, another super-helpful video. However, would you kindly post the link (as you mentioned) to what you termed your 'first video on AD basics' that explains LDAP and other fundamental concepts in greater depth, please? Thanks very much!

Thank you, sir😊

Thanks for this great video Andy. Please is it possible to create one about ADFS and ADCS?

Thanks

maybe i need to advance than this. 🙂Before creating a domain trust you need to make sure both domains is able to resolve DNS properly by either using DNS conditional forwarding at both sides. nice presentation overall.

thank you =)

Hello Andy, I really like your videos and training. You always post the videos in 4k resolution. Why is this video made in HD?

Andy, question for you. Do you ever plan on creating courses for microsoft certifications like MS-900 etc? the way you teach makes it easier to understand!

Hi Andy! I really liked this video but something left me confused: You were talking and briefly going over transitive and nontransitive trusts, that much (I thought) was clear. Until I saw the window when defining a new trust (see the Wizard window @ 33:41). You first define whether it is transitive or nontransitive trust which you said basically means the direction the trusts from one AD to another. But in the next step asks you exactly that: define whether it's a one way or two way trust. That means you can specify a transitive, one-way trust that shouldn't be possible according to your explanation - or it is because I misunderstood. :-) could you pleas explain? Thanks!

just yesterday i had to raise the level from 2003 to 2008r2, from dead to also dead, but improvements come in small batches..^^

Hey Andy, can you please do a video of Exchange Online Protection?

Thank😉 you very much for perfect explanations, I will never fail Active Directory in interviews

The reason why SMTP is not preferred is also that it will not replicate your sysvol folder.

I am currently a low level exchange administrator my role is actually none of the back end org things but on the level of changes to users accounts using active directory on prem exchange and cloud exchange I am trying to learn how to be a back end administrator I was wondering where could I get on hand training to become a backend exchange administrator to level up

Hi Andy! Thank you for all of your A class videos! I have a question on AD replication, I would love to ask. If there is a hub and spoke topology with bridge all site links disabled, and let us say that there are three spokes and one hub. If site A is the hub and you have one site link for SiteA-SiteB, SiteA-SiteC and SiteA-SiteD. There is also one domain controller in each site. So there would be one connection object in each site. When domain controller in site B initiates replication with the hub, which is site A, domain controller in site B sends over its high watermark table for domain controller in site A together with its up to dateness vector. Based on this information, the domain controller in site A can zero in on the changes that the domain controller in site B has not received. Domain controller in site B then receives the updates, and is happy. Let us then say that the site link between site A and site B is removed, and site link between site B and site C is created. KCC will then create new connection obejcts for the domain controllers. So, what does domain controller in site B send to domain controller in site C when it initiates replication. Assuming that it has never had domain controller in site C as replication partner, I guess it does not have a high watermark table for that domain controller. So how does that initial replication take place in terms of figuring out which objects to send from domain controller in site C? I am sorry for this long question :)

Does anyone know where to find a reliable step by step guide to setting up fxlogix on a ms vdi environment. The ones I’ve found are failing to load smb profile.

What type of hardware does AD not communicate with, for example does it communicate with WAN routers and their point to point links?

37:19 if you had older versions of windows as domain controllers, you can't raise it while previous versions of windows exist; can't raise the functional level to 2016 while 2012 domain controllers are present 37:46 not entirely true. in a lot of cases you can lower the functional level with powershell on more recent versions of windows (I've done it)

Forgive me.. but this is more ADDS 101. This content is just the fundamental basics. Nothing about klist, nltest, repadmin, netstat, ntdsutil, AD PowerShell module, transferring FSMO roles. How to fix replication when partitions don't replicate, for example.