Active Directory Pentest

hi folks, in a costumer network where i'm doing a pentest, i found an
Active Directory Server, this one also runs SQL server 2000 SP1, i've
found that SQL server doenst have a password on the SA account, so it
was easy to get in with NT/SYSTEM, but my question is, where is the AD
users directory located?
tnks in advice

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