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7.1.3 (Trees and Forests (Trees (A group of related domains that share…

- - - - root domain is the highest domain in a tree
        
        Each domain in the tree is connected to the tree root domain which is also called the child domain
        
        Domain tree is a group of domains which is based on the same namespace. They are conencted with a two way transitive trust, can share resources with any domain within the forest, share common schema, and have common global catalogs.
  - - - Top level domain in the top tree.
        
        First domain created by Active Directory forest
- - - - OUs can contain other OUs or any type of leaf object like computers, users, printers
        
        First-level OUs are sometimes called parents
        
        Second-level OUs are sometimes called children
- - - - Cannot be created, moved, renamed, or deleted
        
        Have very few editable properties
        
        Cannot have Group Policy settings applied to them
- - - - Security settings not shared
        
        Each domain maintains own relationship with other domains
        
        domains identified by DNS names
- - - - Each object contains attributes which are then used to locate and secure resources.
        
        Schema identifies object classes, or object types, which exist in the tree, and attributes, or properties of the object
        
        Active Directory uses DNS to locate and name objects
        
        Container objects hold or group other containers or leaf objects