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You must be logged into your domain to change your domain password.
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You must be logged into your domain to change your domain password.

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Now that we have created a two way trust between two sites and our two domains.<br />
We cannot change user passwords yet on the other domain.<br />
Do we need a universal group or do we need to just wait for sync to happen.<br />
Does it make sense to use a universal group? If so, how and for what.<br />
Looking for a good tech &nbsp;doc on Windows 2008 groups.<br />

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Now that we have created a two way trust between two sites and our two domains.
We cannot change user passwords yet on the other domain.
Do we need a universal group or do we need to just wait for sync to happen.
Does it make sense to use a universal group? If so, how and for what.
Looking for a good tech  doc on Windows 2008 groups.


We have joined two sites between two of our domains - Use of Univeral groups - can't change password

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