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Remove Child domain
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mrdenny
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- May 27, 2002
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When you demote the last dc in the domain it should tell you that it's killing the domain and remove all the trusts to and from it.
Denny
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Denny
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When you remove it from the child domain, the server may not recognize the parent domain and be in a stand alone state. I'm concerned you may have issues on NTFS and share permissions belonging to domain accounts in this condition. Once it is joined to the parent domain as a member server, things should straighten out.
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When you remove it from the child domain, the server may not recognize the parent domain and be in a stand alone state. I'm concerned you may have issues on NTFS and share permissions belonging to domain accounts in this condition. Once it is joined to the parent domain as a member server, things should straighten out.
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