is a member of the DA
> domain.
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> Phil
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Idan-
It makes part sense, but in general, yes, Group Policy does not have an
issue with trusts. Your described scenario below is a bit confusing. If
U1 is defined in domain DB, then I'm assuming that when you s
ember 13, 2004 11:02 AM
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Idan-
It makes part sense, but in general, yes, Group Policy does not have an
issue with trusts. Your described scenario below is a bit confusing. If
U1 is defined in domain DB, then I'm assuming that wh
small performance overhead due to having to pass-through the domain
trusts.
Darren
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Subject: [ActiveDir] GPOs through trust?
Hi Al
Hi All,
I have a question about whether GPOs get applied in a situation where
domain trust is used..
Assume AD domain DA trusts DB. There is a user U1 defined in DB.
U1 belongs to a group G1 on DB. A particular GPO applies to G1 in DB.
Now when user U1 signs into domain DA, using trust, does t
