Question: What is the Schema Master role in Active Directory?

Answer: The Schema Master is a role in Active Directory responsible for managing changes to the schema. It controls updates and modifications to the schema, which defines the structure and attributes of objects in the directory.

Example:

When a new attribute or object class is added, the Schema Master ensures that the change is replicated to all other domain controllers.

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