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How To install Active Directory on a Windows Server
How To Promote and Demote Domain Controllers in Windows Server

Active Directory provides a central service for administrators to organize network resources, to manage users, computers, and applications; and to secure intranet and Internet network access. You can install Active Directory when installing Windows server, or after the server installation.

This article describes how to promote or demote a domain controller to a stand-alone server in Windows 2000. Promoting a server to a domain controller is also the process of installing Active Directory Services on that server. Demoting a domain controller removes Active Directory and switches to using a local User Accounts System (UAS).

1. The Requirements of Installing Active Directory

2. The Procedure of Installing Active Directory - Promote A Domain Controller

3. Active Directory configuration

4. Demoting a domain controller removes Active Directory

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