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There are about 12 domains,
some of which would become OUs. Total users are no more than 3000. He has no
documentation to backup his claim. He is talking about a second empty domain -
not OU - under the empty root domain.
Jay
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Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 6:45
PM
Subject: RE: Empty root domains in AD -
How Many?
never heard of that?? what are some sizes and domain
numbers?? does he have some paper to back this up? does he mean full domains ?
or is he just talking OU's?
This client of ours is
planning to migrate their many NT domains to Win2K. They are planning to
keep the root domain of the forest empty. Current domains will be migrated
as child or grandchild of this root domain.
A new IT administrator
there, who has come from a large West Coast Bank, asserts that there
should be another empty domain under the root, with other domains being
child or grandchild of this second empty domain. According to him, his old
company had such an structure and it has some advantages over the long run,
in case there is a merger or buyout, etc.
I am unconvinced of the
advantages of 2nd empty domain. Have any of you heard such a thing? Please
comments - especially you, Greg Page. Thanks.
Jay
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