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An automatic trust association between parent and child domains and between root domains in a Windows Active Directory forest. For example, if domain A trusts B, and B trusts C, then A automatically trusts C. See forests and trees. |
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Trees can be grouped into Forests, which establish a transitive trust relationship between the two trees, which allows all the domains in the Forest to share resources if they have the appropriate security permissions. Topics covered will include group memberships, account policies, auditing levels, HotFix information, key registry security items, share level and NTFS level permission assignments, trust relationships including Windows 2000 transitive trusts, and user rights. Topics covered will include group memberships, account policies, auditing levels, HotFix information, key registry security items, share level and NTFS level permission assignments, trust relationships including Windows 2000 transitive trusts, and user rights. |
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