


If additional sites are created, DCs can then be moved between sites.Īn organization with offices in different geographical locations may find it beneficial to create sites for the following reasons: When promoting DCs, they are placed within a site (called Default-First-Site-Name) which gets created automatically. Active Directory SitesĪ site object is made up of one subnet or a group of subnets connected by high-speed links. Each subnet object is then associated with a single site object within AD. When an organization deploys Active Directory (AD), it needs to create subnet objects for each subnet that exists in its overall network infrastructure. By using subnets, an organization won’t need to acquire a new network number through its ISP. Every device in a network, whether it’s a domain controller (DC), a server, or a client, must belong to a particular subnet. Each subnet on a network is connected by routers. Open a link in a new tab and switch to the new tab.ĭisplay all previous text entered in a text box and available options on a drop-down menu.A single, physical network can be broken into smaller segments called subnets in a process called subnetting. Open a link in a new tab in the background. Moves through each of the open tabs going to the left. Moves through each of the open tabs going to the right. If you've closed multiple tabs, you can press this shortcut key multiple times to restore each of the closed tabs. This combination reopens the last tab you've closed. Opens the Save As window to save the current page. Open a new window in incognito (private) mode. Move the cursor to the browser address bar and highlight everything in it. Moves your text cursor to the omnibox so that you can begin typing your search query and perform a Google search. Open the "find" bar to search text on the current page. Toggle the bookmarks bar between hidden and shown.Īdd a bookmark for the page currently opened. Open the Clear browsing data window to quickly clear private data. For example, type "computerhope" in the address bar and press Ctrl+ Enter to get. This combination is used to quickly complete an address. Pressing Ctrl and any number 1 through 8 moves to the corresponding tab in your tab bar. Zoom in or out of a page, "-" ( minus) zooms out and "+" ( plus) zooms in on the page. Stop loading the page or a download from loading. Shortcut Keysĭisplay the current website in full-screen mode.

We also have a full list of shortcuts specific to Chromebooks on our Chromebook shortcut keys page.
