Re: Two companies one SBS

> The reason I suggested two OUs was to keep the company names seperate
> from each other. If I didn't what would I call my root domain name,
> bearing in mind neither company is a subsidiary of the other?

I'm not sure what you mean by "keeping the company names separate". But,
didn't you mentioned that most users work on both companies? If so, what
exactly you need to keep separate?

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Javier [SBS MVP]
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