My understanding is that a forest consists of several domains. IE Trees which make a forest.
A domain is simply that, one domain for a bunch of users.
So basically if you have a Marketing, Accounting, Customer Service domains, I would consider each domain a tree and then when they are combined you have a forest. I am not positive if thats 100% correct, but thats my take on it.
Thats why they have global users etc, so you can have access to multiple domains.
that is ok. Actually I am coming across a situation where I have to put the name of forest and domain in which I want to join. I have only one domain controller in the network and one domain onle. domain is let abc.in but am not able to get what to write in the forest field.
thanx
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A domain is simply that, one domain for a bunch of users.
So basically if you have a Marketing, Accounting, Customer Service domains, I would consider each domain a tree and then when they are combined you have a forest. I am not positive if thats 100% correct, but thats my take on it.
Thats why they have global users etc, so you can have access to multiple domains.
thanx