>>>What can be done with/to the automatic trusts that
are created when a new tree is created in a forest and/or a new subdomain is
created?
nothing
>>>I understand that 2-way transitive trusts are created, but can I break that or alter it in any way and if so, what way can those trusts be changed?
no, nothinig
you don't want to do that as, amongst others replication will
break
what are trying to acchieve?
If you need isolation or something similar, the way to go is a
separate forest
the DIT of a DC in some domain will grow if it is a GC and another
domain is added to the forest
Met vriendelijke groeten / Kind regards,
Ing. Jorge de Almeida Pinto
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Sent: Fri 2006-07-21 20:54
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: [ActiveDir] Domain Trusts.
I've done some looking around on Microsoft's site, but can't find the
information that I need.
What can be done with/to the automatic trusts that are created when a new tree is created in a forest and/or a new subdomain is created?
I understand that 2-way transitive trusts are created, but can I break that or alter it in any way and if so, what way can those trusts be changed?
One other quick question, as long as I'm asking.... what is the impact to a parent domain's DIT database when you create a subdomain, if any?
What can be done with/to the automatic trusts that are created when a new tree is created in a forest and/or a new subdomain is created?
I understand that 2-way transitive trusts are created, but can I break that or alter it in any way and if so, what way can those trusts be changed?
One other quick question, as long as I'm asking.... what is the impact to a parent domain's DIT database when you create a subdomain, if any?
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