i am in the process of flattening my domain and have created a new domain
tree to migrate all of my child domains into.
On the new Domain what is the best way to configure the AD Integrated DNS?
I need to see the forest root and child domains of the old tree while making
the transition.
Should I have replication to All DNS servers in the AD forest?
The forest root domain is going to remain and it is currently set to
replicate to All DNS servers in the AD forest.
Re: Flattening a Forrest ... Users in child domains cannot authenticate to local resources, ...forest root domain and migrate the old OU structure in the forest root ...BLOG --> http://blogs.dirteam.com/blogs/jorge/default.aspx ... new tree that will use.com. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
Re: Flattening a Forrest ... The current forrest root uses a fqdn of.ent. ...tree that will use.com. ... Also having the the forest root will allow me to keep a DC/GC at our NOC for ... so you have 17 child domains and one forest root domain. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
Re: Flattening a Forrest ... I would still NOT create an additional tree...I would still go for "migrate evrything into the root domain"... you can also create a new OU structure with GPOs, delegation, etc in the forest root domain and migrate the old OU structure in the forest root domain to the new OU structure and migrate the child domains into the OU structure ... new tree that will use.com. ... I need to do a staged demotion of the child domains as they are at remote sites. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
Re: Flattening a Forrest ... so you have 17 child domains and one forest root domain.... this was done more for delegated security and not for a need to have separated structure. ... i would demote all of the child domains and join the servers to the new tree reducing the number of DC/DNS servers. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
Re: DNS setup for new AD domain ... Lets say I wanted to make the forest root name a more general type of name ... how your public Internet resources will be resolved internally because ... Should we just create DNS servers in the ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.dns)
