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Set up multiple trees in the same forest with different name space

Asked by Jennifer1024 in Active Directory

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Hello Experts,
This company Im working with is going to be splitting off into two different companies.  For the sake of description I will call them corp1 and corp2 however they ARE NOT the same corporation.  Corp 2 will be using resources provided by corp1.  Corp 1 will essentially be a provider for all of corp 2s technology needs.  The relationship between these two companies is close yet at the same time at arms length.  
I initially proposed that corp 2 would become a child domain of corp 1.  Corp2 would connect to corp1 via VPN tunnel and use thin clients in terminal services to access resources.  When I explained that corp 2 would be logging into a subdomain of corp 1 management didnt care for it at all.  They want corp2 employees to be unaware they are in-effect logging into corp 1 in anyway.

Ill also add this into the mix.  There is a exchange server within corp1 that would like to receive mail for corp2.  Currently the corp1 exchange server receives mail for two domains.  The other domain logs into corp1.com but receives email for a different domain.  
How can this be accomplished?  I would like corp1.com and corp2.com to be within the same forest.
Some fairly detailed instructions would be helpful as I am trying to set this up virtually for testing purposes.

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Zone: Active Directory
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