UC Davis Active Directory

Campus Active Directory rolled out as a service on January 6, 2003. Its purpose is to create a framework for Microsoft's Active Directory functions, services and applications. Clients can use their campus account UCDloginIDs and campus Kerberos passwords to login to the service. Account management is tied to two new account management service permits, IMAD and ADSP, freeing system administrators from many account management responsibilities. Here is a guide to this site.

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Campus AD Service

This section goes over the design of the Campus Active Directory. It has information on the Rights and Responsibilities of the Forest Administrators and the Department Adminsitrators, and contains the Forest Service Level Agreements.

Joining the Campus AD

This section goes over what options you have in joining the Campus Active Directory. It covers what options are avialable, and what you need to do to get started.

Instructions and Downloads

This section contains Instructions and Downloads for the Campus Active Directory. You will be granted access to this area as part of the joining process.

XEDA Workshop Materials

This section contains materials presented during the XEDA workshops. You will be granted access to this area as part of the joining process.

Support, Training, FAQ

This section contains contact information for the Campus Active Directory, as well as some general troubleshooting tips for Windows 2000 Active Directory.

References

This section contains links to other sites and documents about Windows 2000 Active Directory and other University implementations of Active Directory.