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PDC emulator A domain controller that holds the PDC emulator operations master role in Active Directory. The PDC emulator services network clients that do not have Active Directory client software installed, and it replicates directory changes to any Microsoft Windows NT backup domain controllers (BDCs) in the domain. The PDC emulator handles password authentication requests involving passwords that have recently changed and not yet replicated. At any time, the PDC emulator master role can be assigned to only one domain controller in each domain. peer domain controller A domain controller added to an existing domain. Peer domain controllers provide redundancy and reduce the load on the existing domain controllers. performance counter In System Monitor, a data item associated with a perfor

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sponding to a particular aspect of the performance defined for the performance object. Performance Logs And Alerts A tool that provides administrators with the ability to create counter logs, trace logs, and system alerts automatically from local or remote computers. performance object In System Monitor, a logical collection of counters that is asso

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ciated with a resource or service that can be monitored. permission A rule associated with an object to regulate which users can gain access to the object and in what manner. See also object. permissions inheritance A mechanism that allows a given access control entry (ACE) to be copied from the container where it was applied to all children of the container. Inheritance can be combined with delegation to grant administrative rights to a whole subtree of the directory in a single update operation. preferred bridgehead server A domain controller in a site, designated manually by the administrator, that is part of a group of bridgehead servers. Once designated, preferred bridgehead servers are used exclusively to replicate changes collected from the site. An administrator may choose to designate preferred bridgehead servers when there is a lot of data to replicate between sites, or to create a faulttolerant topology. If one preferred bridgehead server is not available, the knowl

A validity period is always established to limit the amount of time that a certificate is exposed to possibly being compromised A certificate is compromised not when an unauthorized individual obtains the certificate, but when the associated private key is compromised The usefulness of the private key is controlled by the expi ration of the certificate In some cases for example, EFS the private key can be used after the expiration of the certificate to decrypt files Because new files, however, are being protected by the new public key, the usefulness of the old private key extends only to files encrypted using the old public key Best practices include a recommendation to decrypt files and then encrypt them after a new EFS certifi cate is issued There are maximum certificate validity periods.

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edge consistency checker (KCC) automatically uses one of the other preferred bridgehead servers. If no other preferred bridgehead servers are available, replica

When version 2 certificates are used, Subordinate CA, IPSec, Enrollment Agent, and Domain Controller certificate validity periods can be as long as five years Of course, the validity period cannot exceed that of the root CA All other version 2 certificates can have a validity period of up to one year, but again, it can t have a validity period longer than that of the root CA Establishing the expiration date of a CA certificate is one of the configuration steps necessary during its installation To determine an appropriate validity period for the CA certificate, consider the necessary validity period for the types of certifi cates it will issue No CA can issue a certificate that will remain valid beyond the CA s validity period This restriction ensures there will be no orphaned certificates.

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primary domain controller (PDC) In a Microsoft Windows NT Server 4 or earlier domain, the computer running Windows NT Server that authenticates logging on to a domain and maintains the directory database for a domain. The PDC tracks changes made to accounts of all computers on a domain. It is the only computer to receive these changes directly. A domain has only one PDC. In a Microsoft Windows 2000 or Microsoft Windows Server 2003 domain, the PDC emulator master supports compatibility with client computers that are not running Windows 2000 or Microsoft Windows XP Professional. public key infrastructure (PKI) A term generally used to describe the laws, poli

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