Forest trusts and GPOs
- From: "altria" <urbantec92@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 3 Oct 2006 15:56:33 -0400
Hello All,
I am in the middle of creating a two way forest trusts in my environment. I
am wondering how does this effect my GPOs?
Suppose ClientA logs on usually to DomainA and all GPOs work as expected.
Now, ClientA needs to logon to DomainB for authentication, I assume that the
GPO for clientA will still be applicable but only for the Computer
Configuration portion. Whereas the User Configuration portion will only be
applied if configured on DomainB. How does one go about about managing GPOs
from DomainA and ensuring that they are applied even if users logon onto
DomainB?
After looking around I have found some articles stating that GPOs cannot be
linked across forests and that in order to have GPOs applied the GPOs have
to be applied from the authenticated domain. Can someone point me to any
good articles that discuss this topic more in depth (that is GPOs and forest
trusts). Since designation of GPO via OU is not applicable for me due to
environmental circumstances, I am wondering if this can occur via Sites
since the the users of the two domains are access distinct areas
(geographically).
TIA,
Altria
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