Ashvin Ashok
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File Permission After domain Change
Need a clarification on domain name change.
Consider I have an existing domain of ABC.com and i am building another server as primary domain DEF.com.
I have a file server joined to ABC.com with file permissions set. I am now joining this file server to DEF.com.
PS - DEF.com domain has the same set of users in Active Directory.
Now, My question is will the file permission be the same for DEF.com after joining the file server from ABC.com to DEF.com.
Kindly advise...
Consider I have an existing domain of ABC.com and i am building another server as primary domain DEF.com.
I have a file server joined to ABC.com with file permissions set. I am now joining this file server to DEF.com.
PS - DEF.com domain has the same set of users in Active Directory.
Now, My question is will the file permission be the same for DEF.com after joining the file server from ABC.com to DEF.com.
Kindly advise...
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