“An Active Directory domain topology with a perimeter firewall to a core switch, two domain controllers that provide DNS, a file server, and an access switch for an admin workstation and staff PCs.”
Lee las decisiones que hay detrás.
Redundant directory and DNS services reduce a single point of failure.
The shared connection point makes the server and user network clear.
Privileged access is shown apart from ordinary staff devices.
Use this view when the physical and service relationships around a single AD domain matter more than object-level detail.
Preguntas habituales
What belongs in an Active Directory topology?
Include domain controllers, DNS, core connectivity, member servers, administrative workstations, and the client networks that use the domain.
Why show two domain controllers?
Two controllers can replicate directory data and provide redundant authentication and DNS services.
Is this an OU diagram?
No. This diagram documents infrastructure connections; an OU diagram documents the logical arrangement of directory objects.