Architecture and deployment
Plan domains, forests, OUs, sites and subnets; deploy Domain Controllers and configure directory services.
We design, modernize and harden your Active Directory infrastructure, keeping user, device and permission management centralized and organized.
Explore the detailsSecure management of users, devices and system resources depends on a well-designed identity and access architecture. Active Directory Domain Services underpins authentication, authorization and centralized management. We address all components together, from domains and forests to Domain Controllers, Group Policy, DNS and replication.
We migrate your environment to current Windows Server versions in a controlled process that accounts for system dependencies, version compatibility and operational risks.
Plan domains, forests, OUs, sites and subnets; deploy Domain Controllers and configure directory services.
Upgrade legacy Windows Server and Active Directory environments, renew Domain Controllers and consolidate infrastructure.
Centrally manage user and computer policies, security and password settings to corporate standards.
Configure Kerberos, LDAPS, security groups and service accounts; protect privileged accounts with least privilege.
Domain Controller continuity, replication and FSMO roles; system state backups and restore scenarios.
We check your existing environment for replication errors, DNS consistency, GPO application issues and permission structures. We analyze event logs and report findings and recommendations.
We regularly back up Active Directory system state and plan authoritative and non-authoritative restores. A Domain Controller failure or accidental deletion can then be recovered in a controlled way.
Protecting privileged accounts, separating administrative access and reviewing legacy authentication protocols strengthen defenses. We define these settings together according to your security policies.
Review domains, permissions, replication topology and dependencies.
Define a structure aligned with security and continuity requirements.
Deploy and modernize in stages with version compatibility in mind.
Test replication, DNS and policies, then hand over documented configurations.