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Indeed it works but the answer was not compleet
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Indeed it works but the answer was not compleet

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hello,<br />
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On a branch office we want to implement a Read only domain controller (test.domain A.) the branch office has it`s own domain: branch.domain.B that has a trust with test.domain.A<br />
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all workstations are member of test.domain.A and people log in with a account in test.domain.A &nbsp;but have there dns server set to to branch.domain.B ( due to servers in lokal domain) <br />
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branch,domain.B gets a dns zone tranfer from the current full domain controller test.domain.A.<br />
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now the question is, can this still be done if the test domain.A server will be a rodc, is a zone transfer still possible. or do we have to make conditional forwarders to the rodc ?
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hello,

On a branch office we want to implement a Read only domain controller (test.domain A.) the branch office has it`s own domain: branch.domain.B that has a trust with test.domain.A

all workstations are member of test.domain.A and people log in with a account in test.domain.A  but have there dns server set to to branch.domain.B ( due to servers in lokal domain) 

branch,domain.B gets a dns zone tranfer from the current full domain controller test.domain.A.

now the question is, can this still be done if the test domain.A server will be a rodc, is a zone transfer still possible. or do we have to make conditional forwarders to the rodc ?

Rodc dns zone transfer still possible to trusted domain ?

The Domain Name System (DNS) is a hierarchical, globally distributed system responsible for associating the name of a computer, service or other resource into an IP address for connecting to the Internet or a private network. Most prominently, it translates domain names to the numerical IP addresses needed for the purpose of computer services and devices worldwide.

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