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Rubin Farr
Hello All,
We are in the process of planning for AD deployment. We plan to simply do an
inplace upgrade as we only have about 300 users in the US and our maximum
international site would only have about 25 users
--basically a flat domain for ease of admin and $$.
I am trying to figure out how I give a user the equivalent of a domain admin
but ONLY FOR HIS/HER SITE and all respective user and machine accounts. We
dont want him/her touching any of our machines or accounts.
Is this possible or would I have to get into parent/child domains or domain
trusts? (Domain name would be similar or the same since it is the same
company) I am trying to keep things as simple and as low cost as possible.
I have heard domain trusts can get complicated, even in AD. Anyone care to
comment?
If I did parent/child domains, would we need additional domain controllers
at our main headquarters as well as the respective sites to support the
domains?
Hopefully the above does not sound too ignorant--I have done as much
research as possible before asking
)
We are in the process of planning for AD deployment. We plan to simply do an
inplace upgrade as we only have about 300 users in the US and our maximum
international site would only have about 25 users
--basically a flat domain for ease of admin and $$.
I am trying to figure out how I give a user the equivalent of a domain admin
but ONLY FOR HIS/HER SITE and all respective user and machine accounts. We
dont want him/her touching any of our machines or accounts.
Is this possible or would I have to get into parent/child domains or domain
trusts? (Domain name would be similar or the same since it is the same
company) I am trying to keep things as simple and as low cost as possible.
I have heard domain trusts can get complicated, even in AD. Anyone care to
comment?
If I did parent/child domains, would we need additional domain controllers
at our main headquarters as well as the respective sites to support the
domains?
Hopefully the above does not sound too ignorant--I have done as much
research as possible before asking
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