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MCITP MCSE : Security Specialist Video 2 is an interesting, informative and in depth look into AD Organizational Units (OU) and Group Policy Objects (GPO). (Windows 2000 had around 500 policies, 2003 has around 1000.) Correct design of OUs makes applying GPOs extremely efficient. This video gives, once again, easy to understand and follow instructions and examples. This particular video made me realize just how damn good this Train Signal training course is. I have installed Windows 2003 Server several dozen times, read bible sized books about it but never caught on to the multitude of Right Click options that are available in AD. The information in this video is very detailed and this video alone is worth purchasing the product. Video 3 looked more deeply into “Active Directory features that allow you to manage policy, software, desktop restrictions, security settings and more from one centralized interface.” Sounds a lot, well it is a lot! I made over a page of notes on this video alone when preparing this review. Not only is the video chock full of goodies but it also goes over related information from videos 1 and 2. For me this helped drive home the message on some of the fundamentals that just have to be known. Details are not just glassed over with the hope they will be remembered. The repartition may get annoying when you replay the videos several times, but hey, you don’t forget it. GPO Editor is given a good workout and you come away with a good understanding of it and how to apply a GPO. I loved the part of making sure a GPO is not applied to the Admins. After some practice in my lab I can’t wait to apply the new knowledge and apply it on a live network. The Losers aren’t going to know what hit them. Video 4 is about AD from the AD users perspective and publishing resources so they can be searched for in AD. Again nothing is too small to be included. You are shown how to create a SHARE, publish it in AD so you can search for that share in AD. The difference between object permission and the actual share permission is explained and how to apply keywords to a share to make searching for it easier. It means users don’t have to remember the share name anymore, just the keyword or keywords. Sweet!!! The Saved Query tutorial included in the video showed that this is also a pretty useful tool to have.