domain controller

In these domains, all domain controllers are considered to be equal.

Also editions for Exchange servers and domain controllers are available.

Both replicate to all domain controllers in the Forest.

The results can be rather disappointing... Same thing with domain controllers if your conversion takes too long.

These additional domain controllers exist to provide fault tolerance.

Domain controllers will control the transfer of digital content from polling places to a central server.

Primary domain controller emulators hold the accounts databases and administrative tools.

On Domain controllers, Microsoft Windows does so every five minutes.

A side effect of this change is the loss of ability to create a "read-only" domain controller.

To provide fault tolerance, there should be at least 2 domain controllers available within each domain of the Forest.

A roaming user profile must first be set up on the domain controller to which client computers are joined.

When the user logs off, the changes made to the roaming profile are transferred back to the domain controller.

Although domain controllers allow simultaneous updates in multiple places, certain operations are supported only on a single server.

However, an instance of Windows Server 2003 Web cannot act as a domain controller.

This must be done in enough time that the change is replicated to the relevant Domain Controller at the remote site.

It can function as a Domain controller, where all users and groups as well as their rights are stored.

Sites are used to control network traffic generated by replication and also to refer clients to the nearest domain controllers.

Domain controllers responding slowly to client requests.

Chief among these are the ability to act as a Primary Domain Controller in a Windows network.

In Active Directory domains, the concept of primary and secondary domain controller relationships no longer applies.

It cannot be installed outside of a network that has a domain controller, and must have fewer than 75 PCs and/or users.

In a Windows domain, the directory resides on computers that are configured as "domain controllers."

Samba gained the ability to join Active Directory as a member, though not as a domain controller.

Windows Storage Server 2003 can be promoted to function as a domain controller; however, this edition is not licensed to run directory services.

Personally I don't virtualize domain controllers but I just set up a new one.