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https:a39186394 [https:a39186394] is correct.

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we have a mutli domain forest in the US and Uk. The head of the forest being in a domain in the UK. The US domain has all its own users and objects and only the forest AD functions are provided at the root. How can we seperate the US domain from the root forest to its own forest best?
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we have a mutli domain forest in the US and Uk. The head of the forest being in a domain in the UK. The US domain has all its own users and objects and only the forest AD functions are provided at the root. How can we seperate the US domain from the root forest to its own forest best?

child domain seperation as its own forest

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