What is a trust relationship?
Trust relationships authenticate users between domains
Trust relationships (trusts) are authentication pipelines between different domains. Some trusts are generated automatically as part of the domain installation process, and others are trusts that you create manually for various reasons. Trust relationships form the framework that allows resource sharing between domains, and they also provide the structure that supports authentication between domains. The main purpose of a trust relationship is to provide a user in one domain access to a resource in another domain without needing a user account in both domains.
There are trusting and trusted entities
In any trust relationship, there are two parties involved: the trusting entity and the trusted entity. The trusting entity is the resource holding entity, whereas the trusted entity is the account holding entity. For example, if you lend someone your laptop, you trust them. You are the resource holding entity. They are the account holding entity.
Just because there is a trust between domains that does not necessarily mean that someone from a different domain has access to resources in other domains. Administrators must grant users the rights to resources. By default, there are no user rights.
Parent-Child and Tree-Root trusts
Some trusts are automatically created
Windows Server supports several different trusts for use in different situations. Some trusts are automatically created between domains in the forest. For example, the parent-child and tree-root trust relationships.
Trust Type
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Description
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1
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Parent-child
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Trust between parent and child domains in the same domain tree.
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2
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Tree-root
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Trust between domain trees in the same forest.
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Are there other trust relationships?
Other trust relationships can be manually created as needed
You can configure additional trusts between domains within your forest, between your forest and other forests, and between your forest and other security entities, such as Kerberos realms or an older Active Directory domain.
Trust Type
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Description
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3
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Shortcut
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Use shortcut trusts to improve user logon times between two domains in an Active Directory forest. This is useful when two domains are separated by two domain trees.
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4
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Forest
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Use forest trusts to share resources between forests.
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5
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Realm
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Use realm trusts to form a trust relationship between platforms other than Windows utilizing a Kerberos realm or an Active Directory domain.
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6
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External
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Use external trusts between resources that are located on a domain in another forest that is not joined by a forest trust.
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