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by rajankanth · about 16 years, 6 months ago

Can u explain me aboout DNS(Domain name serive) and ADS(active directry service) ? these r the services to be installed for the purpose of windows 2000 server, but in what way is it usefull ? is it for the purpose related to web, internet? if we install DNS and ADS actually what functions does it do?

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