Child Domain Setup Quiestion
- From: "Kenneth Keeley" <kenkeeley@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 15 May 2006 11:18:24 +1000
Hi,
I have a scenario where I have a company that is devided into to seperate
parts. I need to create an Active Directory domain structure that will meet
our needs. We need to have the sturcture set up that one area is independant
of the other area in all aspects including Adminstration by IT Staff and yet
still be able to have an IT Super group that can administrate all parts of
the company and some other special users that will need access to both parts
of the company. I had two ideas on how I thought we could do this but I am
not sure of how to achive the result.
Option 1: Create a parent Domain (ie ourcompany.com), then create 2 child
Domains (ie parta.ourcompany.com and partb.ourcompany.com) each child domain
should be able to access the parent domain but not the other child domain.
The parent domain should be able to access the 2 child domains.
I think that this option is the better but am unsure of how to set it up.
Are the follow steps correct.
1. Install Windows Server on First Server.
2. Run "dcpromo" and create the ourcompany.com domain. Including DNS Server.
3. Install Windows Server on second server and join ourcompany.com as a
member server.
4. Run "dcpromo" on second server and create the parta.ourcompany.com
domain.
3. Install Windows Server on third server and join ourcompany.com as a
member server.
4. Run "dcpromo" on third server and create the partb.ourcompany.com domain.
5. Fine tune and remaining details.
Option 2: Create 2 Domains in the 1 forest and then setup some sort of trust
between the domains.
Thanks for any help provided.
Kenneth Keeley
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