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Com is the only member of this group at this point. You can verify this using the Active Directory Users and Computers console. This group is used to control access to directories and shares for Exchange servers within the forest. Exchange Enterprise Servers (Security Group with Domain Local Scope) Membership of this group includes the Exchange Domain Servers global groups from each domain in the forest. You should not modify the memberships of these groups but let Exchange handle this task. New Active Directory System Objects By selecting View → Advanced Features in the Active Directory Users and Computers console, you can display hidden Active Directory containers and objects.

In this sense, OUs form administrative boundaries similar to domains but without having the resource overhead of domains. Instead of structuring a network as a tree of domains, an enterprise could structure it as a single domain containing a tree of OUs. There are advantages and disadvantages to doing this, but to discuss this is beyond the scope of this book; see any good book on Active Directory planning and design for further information. When you run dcpromo to create your first Windows 2000 domain on a network, Active Directory is configured with a number of default containers: Built-in, Computers, Domain Controllers, and Users.

4 provides a quick summary. 4 Tools for administering Exchange installed during a typical installation. Tool Start ➔ Programs ➔ Description Exchange System Manager Microsoft Exchange Manages Exchange configuration settings, recipient policies, address lists, storage groups, connectors, and just about everything else Active Directory users and computers Microsoft Exchange or Administrative Tools Creates and configures mailboxes, establishes email addresses, and enables Instant Messaging for users Active Directory Cleanup Wizard Microsoft Exchange Identifies and merges multiple mail accounts in Active Directory that refer to the same user Migration Wizard Microsoft Exchange Migrates mailboxes from thirdparty mail systems New Groups Installing Exchange creates two new group objects in the Users container in Active Directory and populates these groups with members as follows: 14 Chapter 1 Exchange Domain Servers (Security Group with Global Scope) Membership in this group includes the computer accounts of all Exchange 2000 Servers in the domain.

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