I have a single corporate domain with 2x DCs (svr 2008R2) and want to create a new domain to contain kiosk and training room PCs that will be used by the public. I want the kiosk domain to be managed by the corporate domain's SCCM 2012 and to receive software updates, new applications and deployments. Security is obviously a big concern; the kiosk machines will be heavily locked down with group policies, scripts etc. Is it better from a security perspective to have the kiosk domain in a different forest or does a child domain suffice?
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I have a single corporate domain with 2x DCs (svr 2008R2) and want to create a new domain to contain kiosk and training room PCs that will be used by the public. I want the kiosk domain to be managed by the corporate domain's SCCM 2012 and to receive software updates, new applications and deployments. Security is obviously a big concern; the kiosk machines will be heavily locked down with group policies, scripts etc. Is it better from a security perspective to have the kiosk domain in a different forest or does a child domain suffice?
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