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Root domain name

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Setting up a new 2022 server for a business (first server install in a long time!) , just checking the root domain name best practice is still to use a subdomain of the public domain name?

So if the company is abcmechanical.co.uk then root domain london.abcmechanical.co.uk would make sense...?

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best response confirmed by Mike Lloyd-Jones (Copper Contributor)
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Hello,
I suppose that by "Setting up a new 2022 server" you mean a new Active Directory.
In this case, some best practices are :
- 1 domain, 1 forest
- create an Active Directory forest "corp" (or whatever), subdomain of your root DNS domain ("contoso.com"). So full FQDN for AD would be corp.contoso.com

Regards,
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best response confirmed by Mike Lloyd-Jones (Copper Contributor)
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Hello,
I suppose that by "Setting up a new 2022 server" you mean a new Active Directory.
In this case, some best practices are :
- 1 domain, 1 forest
- create an Active Directory forest "corp" (or whatever), subdomain of your root DNS domain ("contoso.com"). So full FQDN for AD would be corp.contoso.com

Regards,

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