What is forest trust?
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What is forest trust?
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A forest trust is a two-way transitive trust. It is created explicitly (manually) by system administrators between the two forest root domains. It allows all authentication requests made from one forest to reach the other forest. A forest trust simplifies management, as it reduces the number of external trusts that are necessary to share resources between two forests. It supports both NTLM and the Kerberos authentication protocol.
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