Re: Windows Active Directory Domains

[Will Boling <will () willboling com>]

Joe,

I see very, very little benefit in separating the domains.  Honestly, it sounds like an excuse to not setup share 
permissions and other things correctly within a shared domain.  From a management perspective, I could see this being a 
huge pain.  I would recommend having them consolidate the domain into one and having someone help them with permissions 
and object security within the domain.  Could they not utilize ACLs and VLANs on switches to provide the level of 
security they’re trying to use the firewall for?

Thank you,
Will

On Jul 8, 2014, at 4:48 PM, joeb1kenobe () gmail com wrote:

> I have a scenario where I am trying to evaluate the security benefits of an Active Directory domain structure.
>
> We will call the company XYX Inc. They have an AD Forest/Domain for general users. They also have a separate AD 
> Forest/Domain for their HR Users that is behind a firewall. 
>
> The claim is that the separate forests with a one way trust provides the necessary security to protect the HR 
> Information.  
>
> My thinking is that having the users/servers in the same forest would provide additional benefit of ease of use for 
> the technical team. Using the already existing firewall, separate the servers behind the firewall for the needed 
> protection of HR files.
>
> Before I make a recommendation of one way or the other, I wanted to elicit the ideas of others who may have seen 
> similar situations. 
>
> Thanks
>
> Joe Brown
>
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