Acronyms

API Application Programming Interface CAPs Connection Authorization Policies DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DNS Domain Name Service FVEK Full Volume Encryption Key HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol IIS Internet Information Services LOB Applications Line of Business Applications MMC Microsoft Management Console NAP Network Access Protection NAT Network Address Translation NPS Network Policy Server RAPs Resource Access Policies RDP Remote Desktop Protocol SHA System Health Agent SHV System Health Validator SoH Statement of Health TPM Trusted Platform Module TS Terminal Services VHD Virtual Hard Disk VM Virtual Machine VMK Volume Master Key VMM Virtual Machine Manager VSC Virtualization Service Consumer VSP Virtualization Service ProviderVSS Volume Shadow Copy Service WAS Windows Activation Service WinPE Windows Pre-execution Environment WinRE Windows Recovery Environment WMI Windows Management Instrumentation WWW World Wide Web XMLeXtensible Markup Language

 

Active Directory Feature Components

Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services

Product Scenario: Enterprise and Branch Office

Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services (AS LDS) provides directory services for directory-enabled applications. AD LDS does not require or rely on Active Directory domains or forests. AD LDS was previously known as Active Directory Application Mode (ADAM)

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