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How do you hide the parent domain in ADUC... &nbsp;I worked in environment like that....when I open ADUC there is no sense that there 's a parent domain.
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How do you hide the parent domain in ADUC...  I worked in environment like that....when I open ADUC there is no sense that there 's a parent domain.

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In some environments they use parent domain just for security purposes. If I am not wrong, if they do not want domain Admins to be Enterprise Admins the creation of parent domain will do the job, it may also apply when they do not want Domain Admins to be Schema Admins....<br />
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Well, the point is how to make ADUC show just the Child Domain , not the parent Domain ?<br />
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Thanks
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In some environments they use parent domain just for security purposes. If I am not wrong, if they do not want domain Admins to be Enterprise Admins the creation of parent domain will do the job, it may also apply when they do not want Domain Admins to be Schema Admins....

Well, the point is how to make ADUC show just the Child Domain , not the parent Domain ?

Thanks

Hiding Parent Domain from Child Domain in ADUC

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