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Much appreciated if someone could answer this question...
A company has domains based on their geographical location, ie north america, south america, europe and all are part of the same forest. e.g northA.company.com, southA.company.com. All locations have fast, permanent connectivity
Each geographical site has 1 domain controller that serves the relevant domain. If the domain controller died, would AD still authenticate the users from another site location, even though the domain controllers don't serve their domain
TIA, Jingles
Much appreciated if someone could answer this question...
A company has domains based on their geographical location, ie north america, south america, europe and all are part of the same forest. e.g northA.company.com, southA.company.com. All locations have fast, permanent connectivity
Each geographical site has 1 domain controller that serves the relevant domain. If the domain controller died, would AD still authenticate the users from another site location, even though the domain controllers don't serve their domain
TIA, Jingles