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شرح كيفية اضافة صورة لل user ال Active directory بالتعديل في الschema (فيديو)

 


بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

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اقدم لكم شرح خاصية وهي كيفية اضافة صورة للuser في ال Active directory وذلك بالتعديل في ال schema لكن اود في الاول ان اشرح باختصار ال schema ال schema هي عبارة عن قاعدة بيانات
لكل ما هو موجود في الاكتيف من معلومات عن المستخدمين users والمجموعات groups و OU واي object في ال active directory حيث انها تحتوي على ما يسمى attributes وال attributes علشان اقربها لاذهانكم بسهولة عبارة عن الاتي نود تعريف شخص وليكن اسمة احمد اذن ما هي ال attributes بتاعت احمد ال attributes هي (اسمة - سنة - عنوانة - رقم تلفونة - ايميلة .......)
وهكذا وهذة هي ال attributes وهي ما هي الا تعريف اكتر لشيء معين فال schema تحتوي على كل المعلومات بتاعت ال active directory فكل الي هنعملة هنا نغير في ال attributes بتاعت ال user ونضيف صورة ليه كما هو مبين في الصورة والشرح في فيديو في الرابط في الاسفل
بس ملحوظة :-
لا ينصح بتاتا بالعب او التعديل في ال Schema لان زي ما وضحت دي زي ما تكون قلب وروح ال active directory الي فيها كل حاجة عنة لكن احنا ممكن نستفيد من تعديل بعض الحاجات زي الصورة دي مثلا والفيديو في شرح كامل لاكتر الحاجات الي ممكن نعدلها وانا انصحكم انكم متعرفوش الا جزئية الصورة وخلاص لحسان يحصل مشاكل 



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