Title: Not enough substance
Product review: I am finishing this book as I write this review, with only one more chapter left to read. My hope was that I could actually install Active Directory on Win 2000 Advanced Server RC2, and intelligently configure a Windows 2000 LAN. This book did NOT help me to realize this goal. Perhaps my expectations were out of line. If you are looking for hands-on examples and practical advice, as well as a conceptual framework for AD, you will NOT find that information here. You will find high-level discussions of many complex technologies, but no real detail on any of them. The conceptual information is barely acceptable, but may satisfy non-technical practitioners. Another reviewer commented on tiresome and redundant repetition of AD concepts, and I did find this to be the case. O'Reilly has an Active Directory title slated for release in January that looks much more promising, assum
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