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* Object Classes Definition of each type of object Like a template from which objects are created Inheritance Class Types: Structural classes Abstract classes Auxiliary classes 88 classes * Object Classes (continued) Possible superiors Controls which types of objects new object can be instantiated or moved under Example: user object cannot be created (or moved) under a printer object * Activity 4-2: Creating a Structural Class Objective: Learn how to extend the Active Directory schema to include additional classes Use Active Directory Schema to create a new class * Attributes Schema contains list of all possible attributes Class is assigned both mandatory and optional attributes Object is sum of its attributes Syntaxes Defines data type attribute can store * Common Syntaxes * Common Syntaxes (continued) * Indexes Similar in concept to index in back of book Store values (in order) for all objects that have a given attribute Speed up queries Slow down creation of objects and updating of attributes Choose attributes that have highly unique values * Activity 4-4: Adding an Optional Attribute to a Class Objective: Learn how to add additional attributes to a class Use the Schema console to add an attribute to a class * Active Directory Partitions Database divided into groups called partitions, or naming contexts Used to manage replication Partitions: Schema partition Domain partition Configuration partition Application partition * Active Directory Partitions (continued) ADSI Edit: Included with Windows Server 2003 Support Tools Used to view and modify objects in various Active Directory partitions * Active Directory Partitions (continued) * Schema Stores schema Contains definitions of all classes and attributes in entire forest Replicated to all domain controllers in forest Content is the same throughout forest * Configuration Stores information about replication topology used in forest Specifies how domain controller determines with which other specific partne