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MCSE : Security Specialist Active Directory Features Supported Windows 9x and Windows NT 4 based clients lack many of the features of Windows 2000 Professional and Windows XP Professional that are related to Active Directory. The Active Directory client extension is an upgrade or patch for Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows NT 4.0, which enables the following Active Directory features: Site awareness - This includes the ability to log on to the domain controller that is closest to the client in the network and the ability to change passwords on any Windows 2000/2003-based domain controller, instead of the primary domain controller (PDC). In order to benefit from this new functionality the computer object where the Client extension is installed must exist in a Windows 2000/2003 domain. Note: Active Directory Client for Windows NT4.0 does not change the NT4.0 WinLogon change password behavior. The WinLogon change password still contacts the PDC. However, Active Directory Client extension provides necessary APIs to change the password to any Windows 2000 based domain controller.  Active Directory Service Interfaces (ADSI) - ADSI allows scripting to Active Directory and provides a common programming API to Active Directory programmers. DFS fault tolerance client - This provides access to Windows 2000/2003 distributed file system (DFS) fault tolerant and fail-over file shares specified in Active Directory. In order to benefit from this new functionality the computer object where the Client extension is installed must exist in a Windows 2000/2003 domain. Active Directory Windows Address Book (WAB) property pages - These allow users who have permission to change properties on user objects (for example, phone number and address) by means of the user object pages, which can be accessed by clicking the Start menu, and then pointing to Search and For People. This also includes support for display specifiers that allow rendering of new schema elements stored on the user object in Active Directory. NTLM v2 authentication - The client extensions take advantage of the improved authentication features available in NTLM v2.