(Days 11–18)Moves into infrastructure tasks, including managing Domain Controllers, DNS, sites, subnets, replication, and domain trusts.
A strong emphasis is placed on using PowerShell to automate repetitive tasks, a critical skill for modern administrators.
(Days 1–7)Covers foundational tasks like creating and troubleshooting user accounts, managing groups, handling computer accounts, and organizing your structure with Organizational Units (OUs). Learn Active Directory Management in a Month of...
The book skips deep theoretical architecture to focus on . It assumes no prior AD experience and teaches management using both Graphical User Interface (GUI) tools—like Active Directory Administrative Center (ADAC)—and PowerShell command-line techniques. The 22-Day Learning Path The curriculum is divided into four major phases:
is a practical, hands-on tutorial by Richard Siddaway designed to turn IT professionals into productive Active Directory (AD) administrators through 22 daily lessons. Core Focus The book skips deep theoretical architecture to focus on
(Days 19–22)Concludes with monitoring, advanced troubleshooting, a final exam, and an introduction to cloud-based AD services. Key Takeaways for Readers
(Days 8–10)Focuses on creating and managing Group Policies and implementing fine-grained password policies. Core Focus (Days 19–22)Concludes with monitoring
Each chapter includes "Try It Now" sections and a lab to ensure you apply what you read immediately.