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New Forest Name and New Domain name cannot be different...
I am creating a brand new domain in a new forest. Nowdays, it is recommended that domain name "ad1.DOMAIN.COM." OK, but how?
Do I specify that in "root domain name" when I choose "Add a new forest"?
Then when I add a new tree in this forest, then Forest Name will be ad1.DOMAIN.COM or DOMAIN.COM?
Last question: Does that matter, as long as I put ad2.DOMAIN.NAME as New Domain Name when I add the second tree?
It just sound funny that the forest name becomes "ad1.DOMAIN.COM."
Do I specify that in "root domain name" when I choose "Add a new forest"?
Then when I add a new tree in this forest, then Forest Name will be ad1.DOMAIN.COM or DOMAIN.COM?
Last question: Does that matter, as long as I put ad2.DOMAIN.NAME as New Domain Name when I add the second tree?
It just sound funny that the forest name becomes "ad1.DOMAIN.COM."
ASKER
Learnctx,
The article does not answer my question. I've heard that MS recommends that you have DOMAIN.COM forest separately on a DC, then underneath is ad1.DOMAIN.COM and ad2.DOMAIN.com on other DCs. Only the huge corporations can do this, and I don't have a Server license just to establish DOMAIN.COM above adx.DOMAIN.COM.
So how the small/midium size companies do, if you want to follow adx.DOMAIN.COM naming convention?
The article does not answer my question. I've heard that MS recommends that you have DOMAIN.COM forest separately on a DC, then underneath is ad1.DOMAIN.COM and ad2.DOMAIN.com on other DCs. Only the huge corporations can do this, and I don't have a Server license just to establish DOMAIN.COM above adx.DOMAIN.COM.
So how the small/midium size companies do, if you want to follow adx.DOMAIN.COM naming convention?
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No it is not a requirement, and it better not (to have DOMAIN.COM forest)!!!
So I guess the forest name (is there such a thing?) will be ad1.DOMAIN.COM, and that's what I need to specify when I create another tree ad2.DOMAIN.COM.
Thanks!
So I guess the forest name (is there such a thing?) will be ad1.DOMAIN.COM, and that's what I need to specify when I create another tree ad2.DOMAIN.COM.
Thanks!
Yes correct.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server-docs/identity/ad-ds/deploy/install-a-new-windows-server-2012-active-directory-child-or-tree-domain--level-200-#BKMK_Deployment