Title: Noble Effort, Bad Results
Product review: As one of the many books to try to explain the complex subject of Active Directory, Brovick and his associates have churned out a disorganized effort. The first chapter begins by describing how a hypothetical organization would implement an Active Directory installation, including who should be in charge of which duties etc...which is actually a good idea, but not in the FIRST chapter. The book itself is riddled with typos and figures that do not demonstrate the concept that is being explained. In fact, one figure early on in Chapter 2 shows the opposite of what is trying to be explained. They also use terms freely before they define them leading to general confusion for a reader new to Active Directory. If you are already an expert, this book might be helpful. If you are not, stay away...
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