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How can I configure a Windows 2000/2003 Server as a Global Catalog?

The Global Catalog (GC) contains an entry for every object in an enterprise forest but only a few properties for each object. An entire forest shares a GC, with multiple servers holding copies. You can perform an enterprise wide forest search only on the properties in the GC, whereas you can search for any property in a user’s domain tree. Only Directory Services (DS) or Domain Controller (DC) can hold a copy of the GC.

Configuring an excessive number of GCs in a domain wastes network bandwidth during replication. One GC server per domain in each physical location is sufficient. Windows NT sets servers as GCs as necessary, so you don’t need to configure additional GCs unless you notice slow query response times.

 


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