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Best AD Domain Setup for Expanding Company

Asked by big_daddy_pimp in SBS Small Business Server, Windows 2003 Server, Active Directory

Hi Guys,
I need some Design assistance in the setup of a new Site which is a Sister company and is required to share files beetween Site1 and Site2 but both will have different Email addresses.
Site1 already Established
SBS 2003 Server
2003 Server
AD Domain  ste1.local  Email- site1company.com.au

Site 2


How should I configure Site2 , I was going to setup a new domain an setup Trusts beetween the 2 Domains but I believe this can't be done with a SBS Server
I have Windows 2008 Server and Exchange 2007.
how is te best way to set these systems up.

cheers

Big_Daddy


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