Like domain functional levels, the forest functional level determines which additional features in Active Directory will be available. In order to raise your forest functional level, all domains in the forest domain functional level must be at that corresponding forest functional level or higher. This video looks at the features that are available at each forest level and how to raise the forest level. Raise forest functional demo 17:45 When looking at an existing network with multiple domains, you need to consider the possibility that these domains were put in place originally due to limitations in Active Directory. Previously, Active Directory was not able to support more than one password policy per domain and even though the number was quite high, there were some limits on how many users could be put into certain groups. Because of these limits, more domains may have been created than would be required nowadays. When raising your domain and forest functional level, consider if any domains can be combined. Doing so will reduce the complexity of your network and make it easier to support. Forest Level Listed below are all the different forest levels and the features that each forest level adds. Remember that to raise the functional level of your forest all domains in that forest must be at that functional level or higher. In other words, the level to which you can raise the forest level will be determined by the domain in the forest with the lowest domain functional ...
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