We have 2 companies working on the same site, each of these has a domain (A
and B) belonging to different forests without trust relationships at this
time.
Now, we wish the users of A and B be able to authenticate themselves
respectively on A or B and resolve names on the 2 domains using the same DNS
servers. It seems that stub zones cannot fulfil the requirements.
Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

Alan wrote:
> We have 2 companies working on the same site, each of these has a
> domain (A and B) belonging to different forests without trust
> relationships at this time.
> Now, we wish the users of A and B be able to authenticate themselves
> respectively on A or B and resolve names on the 2 domains using the
> same DNS servers. It seems that stub zones cannot fulfil the
> requirements.
> Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks

Conditional forwarding and setting the "Do not use recursion" on the
conditional forwarders.
If these are Win2k DNS servers, you'll have to use secondary zones.

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