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No, because child domain will have a different ldap address from the parent domain, and will have its own separate domain structure. The only thing shared is the Forest configuration and schema.<br />
e.g.<br />
ldp://dc=mycompany,dc=com<br />
ldp://dc=child,dc=mycompan<wbr />y,dc=com
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No, because child domain will have a different ldap address from the parent domain, and will have its own separate domain structure. The only thing shared is the Forest configuration and schema.
e.g.
ldp://dc=mycompany,dc=com
ldp://dc=child,dc=mycompany,dc=com

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We have a parent-child domain. I have set up a RODC (read only domain controller) and can use LDAP to read the RODC. My question is &quot;can I use LDAP to read the child domain from this RODC&quot;? I don't want to set up a second RODC if possible. Thank you....
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We have a parent-child domain. I have set up a RODC (read only domain controller) and can use LDAP to read the RODC. My question is "can I use LDAP to read the child domain from this RODC"? I don't want to set up a second RODC if possible. Thank you....

RODC and LDAP

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