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Domain in a forest, share a common schema. This is the reason why you cannot icorporate an existing domain or tree in your forest. <br />
In this case, you have to use AD domain and trust and enstablish a trust relationship.<br />
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Regards, Antonio
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Domain in a forest, share a common schema. This is the reason why you cannot icorporate an existing domain or tree in your forest.
In this case, you have to use AD domain and trust and enstablish a trust relationship.

Regards, Antonio

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Does anyone know of resources to reference as a guide to incorporating an existing domain tree into an existing forest? &nbsp;There are two companies that will coexist as separate entities yet want to share one mamagement scope.<br />
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Thanks Paul
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Does anyone know of resources to reference as a guide to incorporating an existing domain tree into an existing forest?  There are two companies that will coexist as separate entities yet want to share one mamagement scope.

Thanks Paul

Two domain trees in the same forest

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