This was extremely helpful, a recruiter asked me if I knew Active Directory for Microsoft and I told him, "not much in Microsoft, but I will go home and find out." I did find out thanks to your video! Cheers from Colorado!
@@ServerAcademy An internship legally is a position where an individual is being trained and the employer providing the training derives no immediate advantage from the activities of the intern and on occasion, its operations may actually be impeded. This is not the case 99% of the time.
As someone who has worked extensively with Active Directory...this individual knows EXACTLY what he is talking about! 5 Stars out of 5!! Bravo! EXCELLENT Presentation of the subject. Excellent Video!!
man, this is hands down the best tutorial on the active directory I have seen yet. I love how to the point, quick, and informative you are. I absolutely respect this. Awesome job boss.
Keep them going Paul! Some next video recommendations: - adding windows 10 client to domain - push software / software updates - setting individual permission
Thank you!! Took a break from IT 6 years, and now being looked at for IT Sys Admin position, so helped allot to get refreshed on Active Directory!! I've got a B.S. Information Technology Management even with education and time off, Can't go into a new position with fear only confidence!! Thank you!! God Bless
Wow, you took 6 years from IT, Why ? that’s a lot. You probably need to start from scratch or entry level IT position , lots of information is forgotten or has advanced. I been out of work for 6 months from IT, that quite some time, not by choice. I will return to IT tomorrow, a bit rusty. That’s why I watch this video on Active Directory
Thank you! I watched this tutorial right before my interview and knew exactly what to say. This tutorial is spot on, not too much, just the basics you need. I owe you, mate.
Dude I love your stuff! Truly appreciated! No annoying music on the background, clear and clean narration! Awesome! Keep up a great job! Was very helpful!
I have been all over the internet looking for Active Directory fro beginners and this is absolutely the BEST EVER!!!! SOOOO CLEAR AND TO THE POINT!! THANKS SO MUCH!!! IM JOINING THE ACADEMY NOW!!
Awesome video! I've been away from Active Directory for some time now since switching to Linux. I'm looking at a job right now that requires Active Directory knowledge and this was a great refresher course for me. Thanks for this!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! I have found so many terrible tutorials, including those from Microsoft that I nearly gave up in frustration. This tutorial told me exactly what I needed to learn. In fact I liked it so much I actually sat through the commercials and didn't skip even once!
I did not finish the video because I am already an administrator but I listened long enough to know that Paul is a great teacher because long as this video is, I didn't not get board. He explains things so clearly and gets you wanting to keep listening.
Congratulations! When you got the job, did you work with someone else for the first days? or did you become the only one immediately after proving you yourself?
GREAT VIDEO. YOU ARE A GREAT TEACHER. I LIKE THAT WAY YOU TEACH. I`AM TRYING TO GET A JOB ON THE IT FIELD.. I CAME ACROSS THAT A LOT OF COMPANIES ASK FOR CANDIDATES TO HAVE EXPERIENCE ON ACTIVE DIRECTORY. I JUST FINISH SCHOOL. AND GOT MY DEGREE IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING. WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS ARE GOING TO HELP ME TO GET THAT JOB.
I am sort of new to this. Never done Servers or Active directory or nothing that sort. The information was presented simply and smoothly. Very good for Entry level. Thank you Much.
Thank you. I kept seeing people asking for active directory. It gave me a basic understanding how to use it so no at least I can put at my resume "familiar with active directory". Seems really straight forward.
I've learned more about Active Directory than I have when I attended the "My Computer Career" school. The first 10 minutes gave me enough information and skills, where I can practice this by myself and get hands on experience.
@@TidyDawg I did not unfortunately but only due to one weird interview question that I gave correct answers but not the one they were looking for didn't even get any questions about active directory lol
thx ALOT, a friend of mine got hired at a local it firm after watching this video, he said it helped him alot, and now, im here after his recommandation and after his invite to the firm, telling me to watch this if i wann get hired there lol, thx! very helpful and easy if you have basic windows knowledge
This was awesome, thanks! Extremely well explained. Not only am I pretty confident with the basics of AD, I can now build a fully functional VM and get MS Server 2016 properly configured. Had a bit of a time with Hyper-V, but after all I learned trying that, the VirtualBox setup was pretty easy. Thank you so much.
I've been working in IT for a few years as an on site technician fixing various issues and creating various solutions for clients. I'm about to interview for a job that will be using AD and this video really shined a light on the subject so hopefully I won't be completely clueless. Thank you very much!
hey paul, thankss for putting this info into the public. in the beginning where you said its a catch 22 where companies want experience but how can you got experience without being giving the opportunity to work with the product, i was like this man gets it. very helpful. you got my sub.
I had a interview today and one of the questions was if I had any Active Directory experience and I had to sadly say no. Thanks for the great video, explanation was precise and clear. Thumbs up and subscribed!
Hey this was pretty cool. Much appreciated, a friend of mine told me to try youtube when prepping for interview and take notes. I've taken community college courses and have passed the classes but have no hands on experience which makes it hard to ace and interview.
Hi, just to let you know. I have found this very useful. It seems that any job in IT these days require AD knowledge, and you're right, without experience in AD it is difficult to acquire that knowledge. This video has helped. I think I'll need to learn about Azure now, as this seems to be also a requirement.
Hello, After being layoff yesterday July 31, 2020, 16 years on the job I noticed many IT jobs need and or require Active directory experience, with this tutorial and practice I just might add it to my resume. Thank you for help and concise information.
I was a programmer when I was a teenager , then I worked as tech support , but I cant get a job as IT , like you say No IT Job = No IT Experience No IT Experience = No IT Job ... I've watching your videos and I downloaded your book , I'll join your academy so I can take all courses I can , thnx man
Wow - very well taught lesson! Makes the learning experience so much better with the right teacher. Subscribing for more great videos in the future. Thank you very much.
Awesome and congrats on the new job! Tomorrow I am uploading a video about how you can automate AD with PowerShell I think you would learn a lot of useful information in that video. Good luck at your new job!
I recently got my it degree in information systems....and it's worthless. I'm 51 and have been in it for 30 years. College is a JOKE. It doesn't teach shit. They sent us out to certain RUclips videos half the time for free content. What a joke.
I'm interviewing for a job today which requires AD experience and it's been a bit since I've used. This was a great refresher. Much appreciated, my friend!
Hi Paul, Loved this vid!! You mentioned deleting an account in AD. I only have very limited exposure to AD, but I was told to not delete an account, but to make it inactive when a user leaves. Then, once a new user is hired, reactivate that account and add the new users details so that you don't have to redo all the access administration that the old user had. Is that good practice or just a personal choice? -Phil
I have an technical interview tomorrow for a role involving Active Directory - This tutorial was perfect to help get me up to speed on what Active Directory can do. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the information! I'm trying to get my first help desk job and almost all the jobs require having experience with Active Directory.
Hi, Would you please make a video on how to set a laptop to join the domain? and one more video on how to syn AD credentials with Exchange server? Thanks!
Updated Active Directory video here: ruclips.net/video/h0QLtup0CWQ/видео.html ... The eBook is available here at the popup: www.serveracademy.com/?Social&RUclips&Active%20Directory%20Tutorial%20For%20Beginners
Yes it was a catch 22 for me right after college. Everyone wanted to hire people with experience but without a job there weren't any experiences. Yes thank you for you and RUclips Yes you will fulfill this for me.
Thank you so very much for this quick and simple video. I have My CompTIA A+ and CompTIA Server+ certifications and still not grasp how Active Directory was implemented. This has given me the context I needed to understand everything I learned. I am applying and interviewing for jobs that have Active Directory as a role. Now I have confidence for those roles.
company asked if i had 3 years experience AD for a beginner position, no, otherwise i would have a job in this field already, thanks for the video, i have an interview coming up
Anyone can get a degree but if you DONT have hands on or know what you are doing you are basically unworthy of that salary. Nice degree to hang on the wall though lol
You’re de minimizing a degree and I used to feel the same way until last 5 years, it’s getting very difficult to obtain a Help Desk or desktop support job . A computer science degree, PC certification and experience gives you the edge getting hire in todays competitive job market. Which I current experience this summer trying to find Help Desk or Deskside support with 12 years experience
Thank for taking the time at 6AM to record this video for us. It helped a lot as I'm trying to cram before I start a new position in the corporate IT field.
Thanks a lot for this video just recently started a starter IT technician job and this will be really helpful because most of my experience so far is with personal PCs at the moment
Thanks for this. I hated putting that I had no experience with Active Directory since I'm pretty sure that contributed to my applications never being picked. Now I can put down I have some Active Directory knowledge.
This has helped me so much. 30 minutes was all it took for me to understand all of this. Super easy. I'll definitely re-watch and follow along to apply the knowledge so I can add Active Directory to my resume. Thanks again.
It's so fascinating how the right teacher can make complex issues seem like ABC's. Thank you so much. I had a good teacher while attaining my AA but it's been far and few between that i've used AD. This refresher is god sent
So helpful. i did a 6 month internship in an IT department of a big and all they did was with the AD was like a Magic to me and to make matter worse , those who were meant to Show me stuff completely hid this knowledge from me but tjanks Paul
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Its because of people like you that gives people like me hope for new opportunities. Wishing you success in all your endeavors come true.
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This was extremely helpful, a recruiter asked me if I knew Active Directory for Microsoft and I told him, "not much in Microsoft, but I will go home and find out." I did find out thanks to your video! Cheers from Colorado!
Did you get the job and we're you confused using Microsoft Directory the first time?
"you dont have experience because you dont get job because you dont have experience" - You're god damn right!
Get an apprenticeship or work for free.
Do it for free until you get so good that someone will pay you to do it.
From my experience working for free and getting some certs got me a job ;)
@A l ex- Ha Sometimes it's called an unpaid internship
@@ServerAcademy An internship legally is a position where an individual is being trained and the employer providing the training derives no immediate advantage from the activities of the intern and on occasion, its operations may actually be impeded. This is not the case 99% of the time.
As someone who has worked extensively with Active Directory...this individual knows EXACTLY what he is talking about! 5 Stars out of 5!! Bravo! EXCELLENT Presentation of the subject. Excellent Video!!
If you're an expert in active directory then why are you here Jon... Suspicious
Good video! You figured out that its important to keep these vids below 30 mins! Congrats!
man, this is hands down the best tutorial on the active directory I have seen yet. I love how to the point, quick, and informative you are. I absolutely respect this. Awesome job boss.
Thank you so much Kyle!
It’s a privilege to have you to help me recover my hacked account, and I really appreciate it. I value everything that you do and am grateful
Keep them going Paul!
Some next video recommendations:
- adding windows 10 client to domain
- push software / software updates
- setting individual permission
This got a lot of likes I'll make these videos
@@ServerAcademy Hi Paul. Fantastic video! Have you made the "setting individual permission" video yet?
Been out of IT for a few years after losing my job. Trying to get back in the field. This helps a lot.
Thanks, man.
Awesome man! Check out the training on my website it will help you a lot.
Great video, I have an interview tomorrow, and I've never had to use Active Directory. This video has been super helpful. Wish me luck!
Thank you!! Took a break from IT 6 years, and now being looked at for IT Sys Admin position, so helped allot to get refreshed on Active Directory!! I've got a B.S. Information Technology Management even with education and time off, Can't go into a new position with fear only confidence!! Thank you!! God Bless
Wow, you took 6 years from IT, Why ? that’s a lot. You probably need to start from scratch or entry level IT position , lots of information is forgotten or has advanced. I been out of work for 6 months from IT, that quite some time, not by choice. I will return to IT tomorrow, a bit rusty. That’s why I watch this video on Active Directory
Thank you! I watched this tutorial right before my interview and knew exactly what to say. This tutorial is spot on, not too much, just the basics you need. I owe you, mate.
Dude I love your stuff! Truly appreciated! No annoying music on the background, clear and clean narration! Awesome! Keep up a great job! Was very helpful!
I will start a IT-Job in a small company on september 1st. This is the first program i need to learn. Thanks for your guidance.
Christian K. Congrats!
hows that going for you?
I have been all over the internet looking for Active Directory fro beginners and this is absolutely the BEST EVER!!!! SOOOO CLEAR AND TO THE POINT!! THANKS SO MUCH!!! IM JOINING THE ACADEMY NOW!!
Awesome video! I've been away from Active Directory for some time now since switching to Linux. I'm looking at a job right now that requires Active Directory knowledge and this was a great refresher course for me. Thanks for this!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! I have found so many terrible tutorials, including those from Microsoft that I nearly gave up in frustration. This tutorial told me exactly what I needed to learn. In fact I liked it so much I actually sat through the commercials and didn't skip even once!
Very helpful especially since I have an interview for an IT job coming up and I needed a refresher on this. Thanks!
Awesome! Good luck on the interview
I did not finish the video because I am already an administrator but I listened long enough to know that Paul is a great teacher because long as this video is, I didn't not get board. He explains things so clearly and gets you wanting to keep listening.
watching this before my interview got me the job! thanks so much.
Congratulations!
When you got the job, did you work with someone else for the first days? or did you become the only one immediately after proving you yourself?
@@carlsvenson8126 worked with someone else. They showed me everything and i learned on the job haha
@@Funniemusic Okej, thank you!
GREAT VIDEO. YOU ARE A GREAT TEACHER. I LIKE THAT WAY YOU TEACH. I`AM TRYING TO GET A JOB ON THE IT FIELD.. I CAME ACROSS THAT A LOT OF COMPANIES ASK FOR CANDIDATES TO HAVE EXPERIENCE ON ACTIVE DIRECTORY. I JUST FINISH SCHOOL. AND GOT MY DEGREE IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING. WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS ARE GOING TO HELP ME TO GET THAT JOB.
this video legit taught me everything that i wanted to know
I am sort of new to this. Never done Servers or Active directory or nothing that sort. The information was presented simply and smoothly. Very good for Entry level. Thank you Much.
Nice video, I got hired for helpdesk and this gives me the ability to master the basic active directory stuff :D
congratulations, I got an interview in 2 hours, hope I get as lucky as you lol
@@luisfck2119 did u get the job?
Thank you. I kept seeing people asking for active directory. It gave me a basic understanding how to use it so no at least I can put at my resume "familiar with active directory". Seems really straight forward.
This is by far the best and easiest to follow active directory tutorial I haveever come across. Thank you Paul \o/
I've learned more about Active Directory than I have when I attended the "My Computer Career" school. The first 10 minutes gave me enough information and skills, where I can practice this by myself and get hands on experience.
i got an interview setup by my uncle and this is exactly what i needed gonna watch 2 more times lol thanks!
Did you get the job?
@@TidyDawg I did not unfortunately but only due to one weird interview question that I gave correct answers but not the one they were looking for didn't even get any questions about active directory lol
@@edwinmorales4772 Ahh dang sorry to hear that! I hope things worked out for you anyway :)
DAMN! Hope u got something better tho smh
@@edwinmorales4772 What question!????
thx ALOT, a friend of mine got hired at a local it firm after watching this video, he said it helped him alot, and now, im here after his recommandation and after his invite to the firm, telling me to watch this if i wann get hired there lol, thx! very helpful and easy if you have basic windows knowledge
This was awesome, thanks! Extremely well explained.
Not only am I pretty confident with the basics of AD, I can now build a fully functional VM and get MS Server 2016 properly configured. Had a bit of a time with Hyper-V, but after all I learned trying that, the VirtualBox setup was pretty easy. Thank you so much.
Fantastic!
I've been working in IT for a few years as an on site technician fixing various issues and creating various solutions for clients. I'm about to interview for a job that will be using AD and this video really shined a light on the subject so hopefully I won't be completely clueless. Thank you very much!
Was this video any help for the interview? Your thoughts would be much appreciated. Thanks!
hey paul, thankss for putting this info into the public. in the beginning where you said its a catch 22 where companies want experience but how can you got experience without being giving the opportunity to work with the product, i was like this man gets it. very helpful. you got my sub.
I had a interview today and one of the questions was if I had any Active Directory experience and I had to sadly say no. Thanks for the great video, explanation was precise and clear. Thumbs up and subscribed!
me too, i had an interview for help desk a while ago and when they asked me about active directory i didn't even know what it was
Hey this was pretty cool. Much appreciated, a friend of mine told me to try youtube when prepping for interview and take notes. I've taken community college courses and have passed the classes but have no hands on experience which makes it hard to ace and interview.
This person demonstrated this point in very easy, convenient and interesting way specially he showed us how to do each task. Deserves alot of likes 👍
Thank you Fazil!
Hi, just to let you know. I have found this very useful. It seems that any job in IT these days require AD knowledge, and you're right, without experience in AD it is difficult to acquire that knowledge. This video has helped. I think I'll need to learn about Azure now, as this seems to be also a requirement.
Hello, After being layoff yesterday July 31, 2020, 16 years on the job I noticed many IT jobs need and or require Active directory experience, with this tutorial and practice I just might add it to my resume. Thank you for help and concise information.
Sorry to hear that man. Best of luck to you!
This is so useful thanks!
Awesome!
I was a programmer when I was a teenager , then I worked as tech support , but I cant get a job as IT , like you say No IT Job = No IT Experience
No IT Experience = No IT Job ... I've watching your videos and I downloaded your book , I'll join your academy so I can take all courses I can , thnx man
This is a great video! Very simple and easy to understand for beginners. I’m going to keep watching. Thank you, Paul ❤️
Hi Paul
I think youre one of the best instructor on youtube. Proper hands on kind of video.
Thanks for breaking it down for newbies!
Yeah thanks for watching!!
Studying for my 1102 A+ cert. This video helped me understand quite a bit about AD. Thanks for th easy explanations.
This was so easy to follow and everything was clearly explained. Amazing!!!
Loved how you blasted through it! No wasted time, got all the high points, no fussing around. Good video!
Wow - very well taught lesson! Makes the learning experience so much better with the right teacher. Subscribing for more great videos in the future. Thank you very much.
Starting a new job in 2 weeks and needed the basics of AD. This is awesome
Awesome explained about "Active Directory" now i understand when to use this is really helpful to me thank you so much.
I'm about to enter an IT service desk job so I don't know much, at least in practice, and this was extremely complete and helpful.
Awesome and congrats on the new job! Tomorrow I am uploading a video about how you can automate AD with PowerShell I think you would learn a lot of useful information in that video. Good luck at your new job!
I start a new job Monday, this helps me get up to speed on AD. Collage did teach AD but only in theory, they never actually went over the interface :/
I recently got my it degree in information systems....and it's worthless. I'm 51 and have been in it for 30 years. College is a JOKE. It doesn't teach shit. They sent us out to certain RUclips videos half the time for free content. What a joke.
Congrats on the new job! I agree on the college deal it's mostly a piece of paper for our industry.
I'm interviewing for a job today which requires AD experience and it's been a bit since I've used. This was a great refresher. Much appreciated, my friend!
Hi Paul,
Loved this vid!!
You mentioned deleting an account in AD. I only have very limited exposure to AD, but I was told to not delete an account, but to make it inactive when a user leaves. Then, once a new user is hired, reactivate that account and add the new users details so that you don't have to redo all the access administration that the old user had.
Is that good practice or just a personal choice?
-Phil
tbh that sounds like very good practice
I have an technical interview tomorrow for a role involving Active Directory - This tutorial was perfect to help get me up to speed on what Active Directory can do. Thank you!
Awesome and good luck!
@@ServerAcademyare you able to cover ticking system.
informative and easy to follow and helped me out alot since I have had little experience using Active Directory. Thanks!!
Thank you so much for the information! I'm trying to get my first help desk job and almost all the jobs require having experience with Active Directory.
Brilliant tutorial I am totally new to this and I followed every step and got it. Thank you :)
I've watched under one minute and you already became my new personal hero.
Thanks so much, I have an IT interview in 2 hours lol
Haha that is awesome!! Thanks Luis!
How did it go?
Well explained!
I wish I had that video several years ago when I was setting AD on W2K15SVR.
I've been seing this qualification mostly in IT jobs. Now, I have an idea what AD is. Thank you so much!
Informative. Any video regarding O365 if there is any please share. It would be helpful. Thank you in advance
Hi, Would you please make a video on how to set a laptop to join the domain? and one more video on how to syn AD credentials with Exchange server? Thanks!
Updated Active Directory video here: ruclips.net/video/h0QLtup0CWQ/видео.html ... The eBook is available here at the popup: www.serveracademy.com/?Social&RUclips&Active%20Directory%20Tutorial%20For%20Beginners
Keep it up very well explained 👍👍
Hi, seems that there is no e-book available?
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Yes it was a catch 22 for me right after college. Everyone wanted to hire people with experience but without a job there weren't any experiences. Yes thank you for you and RUclips Yes you will fulfill this for me.
WOW THIS WAS INSPIRING AND IMPACTING. THANKS
This is very helpful, thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you Paul, very well explained! Can we expect more videos on windows servers or AD ??? :)
Thank you so very much for this quick and simple video. I have My CompTIA A+ and CompTIA Server+ certifications and still not grasp how Active Directory was implemented.
This has given me the context I needed to understand everything I learned. I am applying and interviewing for jobs that have Active Directory as a role. Now I have confidence for those roles.
Thank you Paul, this video is going to help me alot. :)
THANK YOU. I'm new to the IT field and was told to study up on this and it really helped me!
Glad it was helpful! Subscribe for more!
Awesome explanation.. simple and clear explanation..:)
Krishna Kumar thanks!
Very good description of domain services. watching from Uganda, working as an IT administrator. thank you so muck
Nice tutorial, very hands on!
Absolutely! I make sure that all of my training provides hands-on experience for my students.
I haven't touched AD since my last job 4 years ago. This is a solid refresher!
Excelente material, muchas gracias !!!
Thank you Jose!!
This video has been the most helpful out of the others I watched. I like how you apply it to real life.
“It’s an easy thing to fix and it keeps you employed” 😂
company asked if i had 3 years experience AD for a beginner position, no, otherwise i would have a job in this field already, thanks for the video, i have an interview coming up
Anyone can get a degree but if you DONT have hands on or know what you are doing you are basically unworthy of that salary. Nice degree to hang on the wall though lol
I agree
You’re de minimizing a degree and I used to feel the same way until last 5 years, it’s getting very difficult to obtain a Help Desk or desktop support job . A computer science degree, PC certification and experience gives you the edge getting hire in todays competitive job market. Which I current experience this summer trying to find Help Desk or Deskside support with 12 years experience
Thank for taking the time at 6AM to record this video for us. It helped a lot as I'm trying to cram before I start a new position in the corporate IT field.
Thanks a lot for this video just recently started a starter IT technician job and this will be really helpful because most of my experience so far is with personal PCs at the moment
Thank you!!! Made it sooo easy to understand!
Just wanna say thank you for this big help of yours! I was able to get an IT Job because of this! Thanks mate!
I had zero intention of learning anything today. So thank you!
This is the best free software Ive seen. Respect.
Gearing up for my first IT interview, thanks for the intro!
Very useful. If I'll be able to get an It-support job thanks to this, I owe you one.
tomorrow i'm starting a new job using AD! thank you for your help!
Thank you, today is my interview for NSC engineer. Your video helps. Wish me luck. You are awesome!
Thanks for this. I hated putting that I had no experience with Active Directory since I'm pretty sure that contributed to my applications never being picked. Now I can put down I have some Active Directory knowledge.
This has helped me so much. 30 minutes was all it took for me to understand all of this. Super easy. I'll definitely re-watch and follow along to apply the knowledge so I can add Active Directory to my resume. Thanks again.
Awesome! I have a 6+ hour course that goes in depth if you're interested! www.instructorpaul.com/courses/
You have the talent to explain super clear and coherently, thanks for sharing.
Thank you, it was useful as reminder to just see if i missed something, i will need for a job that im waiting for.
What a nice tutorial! Clear and straightforward but also detailed! Noticed the time was 6-7AM in the morning! Man you are awesome!
This is so brilliant!
This has scared me for so long but I did not know that I work with this more than I knew
It's so fascinating how the right teacher can make complex issues seem like ABC's. Thank you so much. I had a good teacher while attaining my AA but it's been far and few between that i've used AD. This refresher is god sent
So helpful. i did a 6 month internship in an IT department of a big and all they did was with the AD was like a Magic to me and to make matter worse , those who were meant to Show me stuff completely hid this knowledge from me but tjanks Paul
That was a great crash course. Very clear and succinct for people just getting their feet wet in ADS. Thank you for making this.
For a person who knew nothing about Active Directly this was a great video. Thanks Paul!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Its because of people like you that gives people like me hope for new opportunities. Wishing you success in all your endeavors come true.
Thank you for this easy to understand tutorial. (1) Enjoyed it and (2) understand AD DS much better.
That's awesome! Thanks!