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Domains and Trusts

Asked by celcius233 in Windows 2003 Server

Tags: domains, trusts

Hello.

Kind of new to the AD scheme in terms of trusts, etc. We have a Win2003 server infrastructure with, say Domain1 on IP subnet 192.168.1.0 . We'd like to set up a "test" network on the same physical segment, however we'd like to use a seperate domain name and subnet, say: "TestDomain" and 192.168.8.0, for example. Is this possible? And if so, is it possible to keep it out of the way of the our existing domain/subnet? I guess what I'm saying is, we don't want the two networks to communicate, however we really would like to use the same physical segment.

Thanks for any info.
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