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forests and treesThe domain hierarchy in the Windows 2000 Active Directory system. A tree is a group of domains that have the same DNS name; for example, abc.com (the top domain), sales.abc.com and support.abc.com (the child domains). A forest is a collection of trees, which can be treated as one administrative unit by the user designated as Enterprise Administrator (EA), and Active Directory automatically manages trusts between domains. For security purposes, organizations have set up multiple forests, but trusts between forests must be managed manually by the administrator. See Cross-Forest Trust and transitive trust. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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0, an updated version of the innovative computer software that allows users to calculate the environmental and economic benefits of urban forests and trees. Over the last 200 years, Puerto Rico's forests and trees have undergone precarious times. That's where Global ReLeaf Forests and Trees Forever became part of the equation. |
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