The process is simpler and faster, but you still have legwork to do
The day I sat down to write this column, springtime in Texas struck with a vengeance, spawning eleven tornadoes across the Dallas–Fort Worth area. Fortunately, we escaped the tornadoes and hail, and we only got several inches of rain. However, the event also spawned an idea for this month's column: disaster recovery for Active Directory (AD), and specifically how it's improved in Windows Server 2012. How will Server 2012 help AD disaster recovery? I've already written ...
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