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Subject: AD Child Domains
Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2008 14:42:30 -0400
We are in the process of making a modification to our AD structure. For PCI compliance we need to segregate a portion of our users to a separate domain. This set of users do not need/want (and are very vocal about it) to follow the stricter password policy that PCI mandates.

I understand that when you create a child domain it by default creates a two-way transitive trust between the two domains. Is it possible to limit this trust relationship to a one-way trust relationship? If this is possible it seems to me that it may be preferable to creating a new forest just for a couple of hundred users.

Of course it is entirely possible that I am not thinking this through completely and am missing some important factors to consider. Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Raoul

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