© 2004 Mustan Bharmal. All Rights Reserved. Table of Contents 1. INTRODUCTION TO ORGANISATION-WIDE ACTIVE DIRECTORY PLAN........................2 1.1. BACKGROUND INFORMATION...................................................2 1.2. ORGANISATION-WIDE ACTIVE DIRECTORY PLAN OBJECTIVES...........................2 1.3. ORGANISATION-WIDE ACTIVE DIRECTORY PLAN SCOPE...............................2 1.4. ORGANISATION-WIDE ACTIVE DIRECTORY PLAN PROCESSES...........................3 1.5. DELIVERABLES OF ORGANISATION-WIDE ACTIVE DIRECTORY PLAN PROCESSES..............3 1.6. INTER-PROCESS DEPENDENCIES...............................................3 1.7. PROCESS TO CREATE THE ORGANISATION-WIDE ACTIVE DIRECTORY PLAN.................4 2. DETERMINATION OF THE NUMBER OF FORESTS REQUIRED...............................5 2.1. PROCESS OBJECTIVES......................................................5 2.2. BACKGROUND INFORMATION...................................................5 2.3. PROCESS APPROACH....................................................... 5 2.4. PROCESS COMPONENTS......................................................6 2.5. DELIVERABLES OF PROCESS COMPONENTS........................................6 2.6. INTER-COMPONENT DEPENDENCIES.............................................6 2.7. PROCESS TO DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF FORESTS REQUIRED..........................7 2.8. PROCESS CONSIDERATIONS...................................................7 3. DETERMINATION OF THE BOUNDARIES AND CONTENT OF EACH FOREST....................26 3.1. PROCESS OBJECTIVES.....................................................26 3.2. BACKGROUND INFORMATION..................................................26 3.3. PROCESS APPROACH...................................................... 27 3.4. PROCESS COMPONENTS.....................................................28 3.5. DELIVERABLES OF PROCESS COMPONENTS.......................................28 3.6. INTER-COMPONENT DEPENDENCIES............................................28 3.7. PROCESS TO DETERMINE THE BOUNDARIES AND CONTENTS OF EACH FOREST..............29 3.8. PROCESS CONSIDERATIONS..................................................29 4. DESIGN OF FEDERATED FOREST INFRASTRUCTURES..................................37 4.1. PROCESS OBJECTIVES.....................................................37 4.2. PROCESS SCOPE.........................................................37 4.3. BACKGROUND INFORMATION..................................................37 4.4. PROCESS APPROACH...................................................... 42 4.5. PROCESS COMPONENTS.....................................................42 4.6. DELIVERABLES OF PROCESS COMPONENTS.......................................42 4.7. INTER-COMPONENT DEPENDENCIES............................................43 4.8. PROCESS TO DESIGN FEDERATED FOREST INFRASTRUCTURES..........................43 4.9. PROCESS CONSIDERATIONS..................................................43 5. DESIGN OF A DNS INFRASTRUCTURE...........................................60 5.1. PROCESS PREREQUISITES..................................................60 5.2. PROCESS OBJECTIVES.....................................................60 5.3. BACKGROUND INFORMATION..................................................61 5.4. PROCESS APPROACH...................................................... 63 5.5. PROCESS COMPONENTS.....................................................74 5.6. DELIVERABLES OF PROCESS COMPONENTS.......................................75 5.7. INTER-COMPONENT DEPENDENCIES............................................78 5.8. PROCESS TO DESIGN A DNS INFRASTRUCTURE...................................78 5.9. PROCESS CONSIDERATIONS..................................................82 6. DESIGN OF OBJECT-NAMING MODELS...........................................377 6.1. PROCESS OBJECTIVE.....................................................377 Page 1 of 647 Last printed 28/5/2004 11:50 AM
