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Daniel
At work we have a bit of a weird setup. Users can log onto 2 different
Domains depending on what access they require. If a user needs to access the
internet or email, they log onto Domain 1. If all they need to use is the in
house applications, they log onto Domain 2.
Both Domains are in separate Forests, and Trust relationships are in place.
I can administer Domain 2. Domain 1 is being managed by a Tier 1 support
company and I have no administrative access at all. Neither Domains have any
security policies in place at all. This is giving me nightmares let me tell
you.
There are no restrictions on the users. They can install anything and do
anything to the machines. I have already had one engineer "re-install"
windows cause the laptop was "playing up". He undid all my work patching and
updating only to bring MSBlaster back into the network.
Internet access for users logged into Domain 2 is easy.
But is there a way that users can log onto Domain 2 and still access email
AND change their passwords when prompted by Domain 1 so we can enforce some
security here?
Cheers.
Domains depending on what access they require. If a user needs to access the
internet or email, they log onto Domain 1. If all they need to use is the in
house applications, they log onto Domain 2.
Both Domains are in separate Forests, and Trust relationships are in place.
I can administer Domain 2. Domain 1 is being managed by a Tier 1 support
company and I have no administrative access at all. Neither Domains have any
security policies in place at all. This is giving me nightmares let me tell
you.
There are no restrictions on the users. They can install anything and do
anything to the machines. I have already had one engineer "re-install"
windows cause the laptop was "playing up". He undid all my work patching and
updating only to bring MSBlaster back into the network.
Internet access for users logged into Domain 2 is easy.
But is there a way that users can log onto Domain 2 and still access email
AND change their passwords when prompted by Domain 1 so we can enforce some
security here?
Cheers.