What are the key features of Active Directory (AD)?

 Here are some notable features of AD to consider:

• Support for internet principles: Active Directory Domain Services executes its functions in compliance with recognised Internet principles, such as LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) and DNS (Domain Name System).
• Easy configuration: You can systematically navigate and control the AD's server using functions such as the Active Directory Service Interfaces API.
• Strongly integrated and adaptable security: The AD server employs the same access management methods as are common in the Windows processor file systems. AD services use the same secure and flexible tools as those in access control.
• Key integrations: AD comes with integrations like Exchange that can enable firms to limit the number of AD services they handle.
• Directory supported system functions: The directory has a feature in its system software that typically enables you to set out a client's request easily to integrated desktops through the Windows installer.
• Object data: This feature enables the directory to keep user and organisation data in a stratified structure.
• Location transparency: With this feature, you can locate data, groups, user-connected services or resources without the entity address.
• High availability: This feature allows you to find a copy of the directory at a site that facilitates read and write functions.
• Rich query: With this feature, you can find an object by searching for its properties.