tailieunhanh - Microsoft press windows server 2008 active directory resource kit - part 8

trong suốt đối với người sử dụng cuối chiều duy nhất bạn có thể nói rằng thư mục đã được chuyển hướng bằng cách nhìn vào thuộc tính để xác định đường dẫn của thư mục Documents. Một lý do khác để sử dụng chuyển hướng thư mục là bạn có thể sử dụng tùy chọn này để triển khai một môi trường máy tính để bàn tiêu chuẩn hơn là sử dụng hồ sơ | 554 Part IV Maintaining Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Sufficient funds may be required to acquire the necessary management tools training and hardware required to implement service monitoring. A portion of your network bandwidth will be utilized to monitor the health of Active Directory on all the domain controllers in the enterprise. Memory and processor resources are used for running agent applications on target servers and on the central monitoring console computer. It is worth noting that the initial cost of monitoring goes up quickly when you move to an enterprise-wide monitoring platform such as Microsoft System Center Operations Manager. This type of solution adds additional software costs requires operator training and may use more system resources than many Windows Server 2008-native monitoring tools. However enterprise monitoring systems are proven integrated and supported products that provide features that can lead to long-term cost savings and increase the operational efficiency of the management and monitoring environment. The level of monitoring you select will depend on your cost-benefit analysis. In all cases the amount of resources you dedicate to your monitoring solution should not exceed the projected costs you will save through monitoring. For this reason larger organizations find it costeffective to invest in enterprise monitoring solutions. Smaller organizations more often can justify using the monitoring tools built into Windows Server 2008. Note System Center Operations Manager incorporates event management service monitoring and alerting report generation and trend analysis. It does so through a central console in which agents running on the managed nodes monitored servers send data to be analyzed tracked and displayed in a single management console. This centralization enables the network administrator to manage a large and disparate collection of servers from a single location with powerful management tools to remotely administer