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Do you want all of your users to authenticate to their respective domains on their workstations ---YES I WANT
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Do you want all of your users to authenticate to their respective domains on their workstations ---YES I WANT

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i have a project. we have 3 diffrent companies ,diffrent IPs and &nbsp;all of them diffrent domain name.<br />
company1.de(central IT) b class Ip<br />
company2.com &nbsp;c class IP<br />
company3.eu &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;c class IP<br />
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all of own DC and Exchnage servers.<br />
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my project is ,i plan to take all domains to central (IT) location and only one exchange server and one DC. all must be windows servers.<br />
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is it possible ? and tips schreen shots please
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i have a project. we have 3 diffrent companies ,diffrent IPs and  all of them diffrent domain name.
company1.de(central IT) b class Ip
company2.com  c class IP
company3.eu      c class IP

all of own DC and Exchnage servers.

my project is ,i plan to take all domains to central (IT) location and only one exchange server and one DC. all must be windows servers.

is it possible ? and tips schreen shots please

3 diffrent domain name at the same network

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Windows Server 2008

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