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Configure an ADF trusts.

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But first some questions again.

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Question 1 which of the following must be in place before you create a Forest Trust.

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And we have several options as answers.

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Option one name resolution between the route demands in each forest.

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Option two forest functional level of Windows Server 2003 or later option 3.

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Forest functional level of Windows Server 2008 or later option for forest functional level of Windows

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Server 2012 for later.

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And the last option.

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Domain controllers must be enabled for selective authentication.

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Press pause here and think about the answers and the correct answer are Option 1 which is name resolution

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between the root domains in each forests and option to forest functional level of Windows Server 2003

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or later.

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So to create a Forest Trust You must have configured name resolution between the root domains in each

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forest and traditionally the forest functional level of each forest must be Windows Server 2003 or later

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and the second question which Ada distrusts certain allows you to control the scope of authentication

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of trusted security principles.

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And again several options.

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Option one named suffix are out in to Burris constrained delegation 3 selective authentication for seed

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filtering and 5 set history press pause here and think about the answer and the correct answer is option

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3.

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Selective authentication selective authentication allows you to manage the scope of the authentication

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of trusted security principles by allowing authentication for services only on computers that you specify.

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Now let's switch to this section over real a ideas trusts enable access to resources in a complex aided

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us environment.

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When you deploy a single domain you can easily grant access to resources within the domain to users

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and groups from the domain.

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When you implement multiple domains or forests you should ensure that the appropriate trusts are in

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place to enable the same access to resources.

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This section describes how trusts works in an 80 days and wire amount and how you can configure trusts

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to meet your business requirements.

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After completing this section you'll be able to describe the trust types that you can configure in Windows

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Server 2016 environment.

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Explain how trusts work in an 80 days forest.

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Explain how trusts work between 80 days forests describe how to configure advanced trust settings and

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configure a Forest Trust.

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Let's get started.