Designing an OU Management Structure

Designing an OU Management Structure explains how to organize and manage organizational units in the Active Directory design.

Business Requirements

Technical Environment

Performance and Access

Security Considerations

Impact of Active Directory

Client Management Requirements

Directory Naming

Directory Service Architecture

Site Topology

OU Management Structure

Group Policy Management Structure

Coexistence with Other Directories

Schema Modification Policy and Implementation Plan

Training Courses
Info and Order

Computer Training

Home Business

Business Opportunity

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• Design and plan the structure of organizational units (OUs)
• Examine considerations that affect organizational unit structures
• Identify the various OU structure types
• Identify the Active Directory security components
• Develop an OU delegation policy

• Organizational Units
  • Facts and guidelines
  • Planning your OU creation strategy

• Designing an OU Structure
  • Organizing by geography
  • Organizing by function or department
  • Organizing by IT administration
  • Organizing by project

• Using OU Security
  • AD security components
  • Object ownership
  • Inheritance properties

• Developing an OU Delegation Plan
  • Common delegation tasks
  • Defining how to assign rights
  • Using Delegation tools

• Instructional steps -- walk through a procedure
• Exercises -- try it out
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• Printable Exercises - PDF downloadable files
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