I'd think a single domain forest is plenty for an extranet solution. My current
employer runs an extranet (so to speak) of over 1 machines in a single
domain environment.
Roger
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Less infrastructure requirements.
Remember to patch, patch,
patch.
Good Luck.
Todd
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yep, done it several times this way
TS that gives a user a full desktop.
Phil
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Here are some sources to reference in your
and giving them only access to the application required.
Rodney
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Good points, although for giving
Title: [ActiveDir] Trusting Domain SIDs
yep, done it several times this way - at least for the
users. Depending on how your machines need to talk to the internal servers, you
might not even need to setup a trust. But if you don't get around it, you could
still limit it's reach using
