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Trusting domain – The domain that
NETWORK
allows access to users from the trusted
ADMINISTRATION domain
To allow users in one domain to access
resources in another, AD uses trusts. Trusts
inside a forest are automatically created when
domains are created. The forest sets the Two way transitive trusts
default boundaries of trust, not the domain, One way users transitive trusts
and implicit, transitive trust is automatic for all Windows 2000 offers
Additional a new
trusts can betrust [Link]
created Administrative. This
domains within a forest. As well as two-way forest root trust. This type of trust can be used
transitive trust, AD can be shortcut (joins two to connect windows 2003 forest if they are
domains in different trees, transitive , one or operating at the 2003 forests functional level .
two-way), forest (transitive, one-or two-way), Authentication across this type Kerberos based
realm (transitive, one-or two-way), or external at eppenf to NTLM
(nontransitive, one-or two-way)in order to A DHCP scope consists of a pool of IP’ addresses
connect to other forests or non-AD domains. and a specific subnet, such as 192.168.011 to
192180254that the DHCP server can lease to
clients.
Trusts in Windows 2000(transitive mode)
Each subnet can have only a single DHCP scope
One way trust – when one domain with a single continuous IP’ address. To use
allows access to users on another several address range within a single scope or
domain, but the other domain does not subnet of the DHCP’s service ,you must first
allow access to users on the first define the scope and then set any required
domain. exclusion ranges.
Two way trust – when two domains
allows access to users on the other
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