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We have a ser ver 2008 machine each at 2 different locations but unfortunately they were set up as sepperate domians.<br />
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I need a way to utiolize my site to site VPN and consolidate both domains to be just one domain in redundancy.<br />
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Whats the best eway to do this, or can i create a trust that would allow both sites to join whichever domain i choose?<br />
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We have a ser ver 2008 machine each at 2 different locations but unfortunately they were set up as sepperate domians.

I need a way to utiolize my site to site VPN and consolidate both domains to be just one domain in redundancy.

Whats the best eway to do this, or can i create a trust that would allow both sites to join whichever domain i choose?



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