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We have the 3 child domains in different locations via WAN connection. Boston, NY, Virginia.
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We have the 3 child domains in different locations via WAN connection. Boston, NY, Virginia.

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You will be fine. Regardless you need to implement this in the Forest Root Domain. <br />
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Will.
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You will be fine. Regardless you need to implement this in the Forest Root Domain.

Will.

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Company is setting cisco ISE. &nbsp;We need a Root CA. &nbsp;We have a multi-domain &nbsp;Parent - Childs. We have 3 child domains. &nbsp;How do we go about in setting up the Root CA. Do we build it in the Parent domain or can it be install on a child? What is the proper process for this type of scenario.
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Company is setting cisco ISE.  We need a Root CA.  We have a multi-domain  Parent - Childs. We have 3 child domains.  How do we go about in setting up the Root CA. Do we build it in the Parent domain or can it be install on a child? What is the proper process for this type of scenario.

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