What Is an AD DS Forest?

The forest is a collection of one or more Domain tree. Tree is a collection of one or more areas. The first domain created Forest is called the forest root domain. Forest root domain contains several items this is not in the forest exist in other areas. For example, the forest root domain contains two special role of the domain controller,

The schema master and domain naming master. In addition, Enterprise Admins group and Schema Admins group exists only in Forest root domain. Enterprise Administrator Each group has full control of the forest domain.

In AD DS forest is a security boundary. This means that, by default, not from outside the forest users may any access to forest resources. This also means that the forest from the outside is not an administrator Management authority within the forest. Wherein a plurality of the main reasons why organizations deploy Forest, because the parts they need administrative privileges to cut between organization.


Also in AD replication configuration and schema partitions in the AD DS forest border DS database. This means that all the domain controllers in the forest must share the same architecture. Second the reason why organizations deploy multiple forests, because they must be deployed in compatibility mode Organized in two parts. 
Also in AD replication configuration and schema partitions in the AD DS forest border DS database. This means that all the domain controllers in the forest must share the same architecture. Second the reason why organizations deploy multiple forests, because they must be deployed in compatibility mode Organized in two parts. 
In AD DS forest is also copied to the global catalog boundaries. This makes most forms of Easier collaboration between users in different domains. For example, all Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 recipients are listed in the global catalog, making it easier to send messages to any user I'm even in different domain users.
In AD DS forest is also copied to the global catalog boundaries. This makes most forms of Easier collaboration between users in different domains. For example, all Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 recipients are listed in the global catalog, making it easier to send messages to any user I'm even in different domain users.
By default, all other domains automatically trust the domains in the forest. This makes so easy access to the forest resources, such as file sharing and Web sites for all users, regardless wherein the domain user account is located.
By default, all other domains automatically trust the domains in the forest. This makes so easy access to the forest resources, such as file sharing and Web sites for all users, regardless wherein the domain user account is located.