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IT Baseline Protection Manual - The Information Warfare Site

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Safeguard Catalogue - Organisation Remarks<br />

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<strong>The</strong> following domain models can be implemented:<br />

a) Single-domain model<br />

This is the simplest domain model, as it only involves the existence of one<br />

domain in a network. Consequently, it is not necessary to manage trust<br />

relationships. In this case, only one SAM database exists for management<br />

purposes in the entire network. One variant of this model consists of a<br />

configuration of several individual domains in a network, between which no<br />

trust relationships are defined. In this case, each domain manages its own<br />

SAM database as well as user and group accounts. <strong>The</strong> single-domain model<br />

is particularly suitable for networks with a low number of users (approx. 200<br />

to 300) and computer nodes. A disadvantage of this model is the decrease in<br />

performance which occurs as the number of users and user groups rises.<br />

Furthermore, it is not possible to group resources into organisational units, for<br />

example, in order to reserve a server for a particular department.<br />

b) Master-domain model<br />

<strong>The</strong> main characteristic of this model is that it divides a network into several<br />

domains, one of which centrally manages all user accounts and group<br />

accounts. This domain is termed master domain. <strong>The</strong> other domains hold the<br />

resources. <strong>The</strong>se resource domains trust the domain holding the user accounts.<br />

Trust Trust<br />

Trust<br />

<strong>The</strong> master-domain model is illustrated in the following diagram:<br />

According to Microsoft, this domain model can handle up to 15,000 users. It is<br />

particularly suitable for organisations which consist of several departments,<br />

each needing to manage its own resources, and in which user administration is<br />

performed centrally. This domain model allows a separate person to be<br />

appointed for the administration of each of the resource domains, and also<br />

permits central security management.<br />

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<strong>IT</strong>-<strong>Baseline</strong> <strong>Protection</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>: Oktober 2000<br />

Master-<br />

Domäne<br />

Ressourcen-Domänen

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