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Technet Multiple domain note

Posted by Chad McGreanor on November 23, 2008

Our Current topology consist of:

  • 1 Forest – root.corp (Windows 2003 Functional Level) – with no users or any objects.
  • 3 Child Domains – AA.root.corp / bb.root.corp / cc.root.corp
  • Each child domain has it’s own Exchange 2007 server, and the external email address for all users are the same @root.com
  • The global settings are kept in the configuration container.
  • Each Child domain was installed with an OCS 2007 standard edition, and is working properly internally between users.
  • Internal CA server is existing on the root domain for certificates.
  • Port 5061 & 5062 is opened between the servers.
  • All services are running, and the installations were completed successfully on each server including the certificates enrollment.
  • Each OCS server have the Root CA certificate installed.
  • the SIP domains are: root.corp, aa.root.corp, bb.root.corpcc.root.corp
  • Each certificate was issued with the subject alternate name of it’s FQDN name.
    for example on the server :AA-OCS.aa.root.corp those are the SAN:
    DNS Name=aa-ocs.aa.root.corp

    DNS Name=sip.root.corp

    DNS Name=sip.aa.root.corp

  • in the DNS, there is a SRV record of  _sipinternaltls.<domain name> that points to AA-OCS.aa.root.corp for all other child domain (bb.root.corp and cc.root.corp).

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