Chapter 17. Implementing Security for Domain Controllers
| In this chapter: | |
| Threats to Domain Controllers | 361 |
| Implementing Security on Domain Controllers | 363 |
| Best Practices | 377 |
| Additional Information | 380 |
Microsoft Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 domain controllers provide the Active Directory directory service to Windows forests. The domain controllers maintain the Active Directory database and must be secure to prevent the compromise of the Active Directory database and the objects stored within the database. This chapter looks at the security measures you must take to protect domain controllers and to ensure that the Active Directory database is secure.
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