what is directory services administration?
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The term Directory Services usually refers to a database of all the resources on a network (users, computers, printers as well as any other resources). By gathering the information on all resources in a single database, management of these resources is greatly simplified and can be centralized if desired. \n\nMicrosoft's directory services are called "Active Directory," while Novel uses NDS (Novell Directory Services). Linux has OpenLDAP. All are based on a protocol called LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol). Most modern server operating systems have some sort of directory service available.
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Pick from these...\n\ncontrols the backing store and peripherals such as disk drives and printers \ncontrols the loading and running of programs \norganises the use of memory between programs \norganises processing time between programs and users \norganises priorities between program and users \nmaintains security and access rights of users \ndeals with errors and user instructions
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call telephone directory assistance
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Yahoo! Directory is an alternative to the search. If you have a topic you are looking for, you can look it up in the directory to find suitable websites that have been submitted to the directory by webmasters. Directory's benefits include that all the pages listed have been screened to assure that they have appropriate content to belong in that category and you don't have to weed out other results. However, the Directory lists only those pages which have been directly submitted by their webmasters, so you might be missing out on pages that would turn up in search. A similar directory project is DMOZ.
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A decision support system or (( DSS )) Is a system that help people or managers of an organization to take it's decision about problem by give him some oriented information about the problem and how to solute it wherever a decision making situation happens
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telephone directory assistance
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administration is office work within a company, filing, answering calls, spreadsheets ect
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schema is a directory in Windows server 2003 that is Domain controller in domain based network that have all information about Display setting,descktop icons,etc..
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This look like a phone directory?
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Many sites like Yahoo and Google use an open directory.\n\nOne such free open directory is Dmoz (www.dmoz.org).\n\nEnjoy!
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shared files are widely distributed across networks, administrators face growing problems as they try to keep users connected to the data they need. The distributed file system (Dfs) provides a mechanism for administrators to create logical views of directories and files, regardless of where those files physically reside in the network. Fault tolerance of network storage resources is also possible using Dfs.\n\nThis step-by-step guide describes how to use the Dfs Administrator snap-in. Installation of the Dfs service takes place automatically during Windows 2000 Server Setup. However, you must configure Dfs in order for a Dfs share to be accessible to clients.\n\nPerform these steps on the domain controller while logged on as a user with administrative privileges.\n\nIn the Windows 2000 operating system, Dfs can integrate with Active Directory to create fault tolerant Dfs roots on Windows 2000 domain controllers (DCs) and member servers. If you have multiple servers in your Windows 2000 domain, any or all participating servers can host and provide fault tolerance for a given Dfs root. Active Directory is used to ensure domain controllers in the domain share a common Dfs topology, thus providing redundancy and fault tolerance.\n\nAlternatively, you can create a stand-alone Dfs server, which does not take advantage of Active Directory and does not provide root level fault tolerance. A DC can host a single Dfs root, and you can have an unlimited number of Dfs roots in each domain. Up to 32 DCs can host the same root. Multiple Dfs root volumes can be hosted in the domain. Additional computers hosting the root or child nodes (links) improves load balancing, fault tolerance, and site preference to directory service-aware network clients. Dfs links below the root can reside on any UNC path accessible to the Dfs server and clients.\n\nIn this walkthrough, it is assumed you are creating a fault-tolerant Dfs Root.\n\nStarting Dfs\n1.Click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Distributed File System.\n \n2.Right-click Distributed File System in the left pane, and click New Dfs Root. The Create New Dfs Root wizard appears, then click Next.\n \n3.Make sure that Create a domain Dfs root is selected, and then click Next.\n \n4.Select the host domain for the Dfs root; in our example, this is san.com, and then click Next.\n\nSelect Host Domain for Dfs Root\n5.Accept the name of the host server for the Dfs root. In our example, this is displayed as HQ-RES-DC-01.Reskit.com. Click Next\n \n6.Choose the local share point to be used on the target to host the Dfs root. In our example, click Create a new share and type the path to share as c:&#92;dfsbooks and the share name as books. The snap-in lets you create both a new share and new directory if they do not already exist.\nSelect the share for the Dfs root volume\n \n7.Click Next. If the specified folder does not exist, you are asked if you want to create it. Click Yes to continue. Add a comment if you wish to further describe this root. Click Next.\n \n8.Click Finish to create the Dfs root. After the Create New Dfs Root wizard has completed, you are ready to administer your Dfs root.\n \nIf you have multiple domain controllers hosting a fault tolerant Dfs root, keep in mind that fault tolerant Dfs uses Active Directory to store topology knowledge. Thus, it is necessary for the topology knowledge to converge between the domain controllers. Updates to the Dfs configuration initially take place on the host server in the Windows 2000 domain. Domain controllers may have a different view of the Dfs configuration until multimaster replication from the Dfs host makes changes fully replicated between all domain controllers in a domain. Dfsthe root and all its linksis stored as a single entity known as a blob. When a change is made to the blob, the whole blob replicates until consistent throughout the domain.\n\nThis takes about five minutes between any given two replicat
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You're going to a directory, not a page.\nEvidently, there are no default pages set up for that \nparticular directory.
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Perhaps Internalional Directory Enquiries...;
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root user/ admin level,multi-path secured domain.\n\nAdd to your question if you're looking for a specific tech terminology.
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Call directory assistance.
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cut & paste this URL to ur browser...u will get all the details\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Administration
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Active Directory (AD) is stored on Windows servers in a Domain environment. Its basically a store of records for everything in that domain, such as users, computers, printers etc. When you log on to a Windows domain network, your log on details are checked against the record in AD, and if it matches, you're allowed access to the network---if you want to find a printer on the network, you search AD, you can search for shared folders/files through AD.... Administration of a domain is centralised through AD, if a particular group of users need the same privilages to access a resource, instead of granting each of them the right, the administrator can 'file' them in a group, and just grant privilages to that group, using AD software updates can be automatically sent to client computers, once again these can be grouped, so that computers running account software for example can be sent an update but other computers, say in a design department that dont have that software wont get the unneeded update.