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Lesson 1: Active Directory Federation Services Describe AD FS operation Describe AD FS installation
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Module 10: Identity and Access Services in Windows Server 2008 Active Directory
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Page 1: Module 10: Identity and Access Services in Windows Server 2008 Active Directory.

Module 10: Identity and Access Services in Windows Server 2008 Active Directory

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Overview

Install and configure Active Directory Federation ServicesInstall and configure Active Directory Lightweight Directory ServicesInstall and configure Active Directory Rights Management Services

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Lesson 1: Active Directory Federation Services

Describe AD FS operationDescribe AD FS installation

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AD FS Overview

Corporate Network Client

Account Federation Server

Active Directory

Resource Federation Server

ADFS Enabled Web Server

Active Directory

Internal Client

Corporate Network

Perimeter Network

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AD FS Installation Considerations

Review the requirements for deploying ADFS in your organization.Install one or more federation serversInstall one or more ADFS-enabled Web servers using the appropriate ADFS Web AgentInstall either an Active Directory account store or an Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services account storeIncoming claims must be associated with organization group claims or custom claims for SSOInstall either a claims-aware application or a Windows NT token-based application, or both.

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Lesson 2: Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services

Describe previous Windows directory services technologiesDescribe AD LDSList benefits of using AD LDSExplain AD LDS usage scenarios

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New Technology

Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services

Active Directory Application Mode

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AD LDS Overview

Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services

AD DS

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Benefits of AD LDS

Functional Benefits Operational Benefits

AD LDS uses same Directory Service Technology as AD DS.

Increased scalability.

Separate schema.

X.500-style naming contexts.

Secure.

Backwards compatible.

Easy to deploy.

Doesn’t affect AD DS.

Doesn’t require restart.

Same administrative model as AD DS.

Increased reliability.

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AD LDS Usage Scenarios

Application-specific directories that use customized schemas

Directory-enabled application development that are separate from the enterprise’s domain structure

Management of external client computer’s access to network resources

Enabling of earlier LDAP client computers in a heterogeneous environment to authenticate against AD DS

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Lesson 3: Active Directory Rights Management Services

Explain how AD RMS worksDescribe AD RMS configuration tasks

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AD RMS Overview

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Configuring Active Directory Rights Management Services

Install AD RMS

Configure SSL

Register a Service Connection Point

Configure AD RMS Client and Client Service Discovery


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