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Building a Corporate Domain Network
I am currently creating a plan to delpoy a new domain network for my company. Currently they have 5 locations around North America and India.
Currenlty only one office has an Active Directory infrrastructure. This is for users only in that office approximately 150 users.
I have another Domain and Domain Controller for the company exchange service. Apart from India no-one users a Domain user account to log on, Exchange is connecting via https.
So as a compnay we have two totally seperate domain networks, My task is to propose a plan to create a state of connectivity between all sites using a single Active Directory infrastructure.
I understand that this is going to be a complex and drawn out process and I do not expect anyone here to provide a step-by-step process for this. My question is about resources on the best approach, i.e. Should each site be a sub-domain of mycompany.com? Or should we make everything a single domain with replicating Domain Controllers connected via VPN?
Its a big question, links etc to best practises are always welcome.
Thanks for your ideas.
Currenlty only one office has an Active Directory infrrastructure. This is for users only in that office approximately 150 users.
I have another Domain and Domain Controller for the company exchange service. Apart from India no-one users a Domain user account to log on, Exchange is connecting via https.
So as a compnay we have two totally seperate domain networks, My task is to propose a plan to create a state of connectivity between all sites using a single Active Directory infrastructure.
I understand that this is going to be a complex and drawn out process and I do not expect anyone here to provide a step-by-step process for this. My question is about resources on the best approach, i.e. Should each site be a sub-domain of mycompany.com? Or should we make everything a single domain with replicating Domain Controllers connected via VPN?
Its a big question, links etc to best practises are always welcome.
Thanks for your ideas.
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