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The first domain that is created in Windows Server 2003 network is called the forest root domain. When 
other domains are created on the network, they added to the root domain to form the tree structure or the 
forest structure, depending on the domain name requirements. 
 
A tree is a hierarchical arrangement of Windows Server 2003 domains that share a contiguous namespace. 
In such an arrangement the root domain name is attached as a suffix to the new domain names. The new 
domain is called a child domain of an existing parent domain and has a two-way, transitive trust 
relationship with its parent domain. 
 
A forest can either consist of a single tree or number of trees that do not share a contiguous namespace but 
do share a common schema and global catalog. In this arrangement, every tree root domain has a transitive 
trust relationship with the root domain. A single tree that is not related to any other tree constitutes a forest 
of one tree. The root domain contains the configuration and schema data for all trees in the forest. 
 
Both a tree and a forest are namespaces, which is a bounded area in which a name can be resolved. Using a 
common namespace allows you to unify and manage multiple hardware and software environments in your 
network. There are two types of namespaces: 
• 
Contiguous namespace. The name of the child object in an object hierarchy always contains the name 
of the parent domain. A tree is a contiguous namespace because the name of any child object in a tree 
always contains the name of the parent tree. 
• 
Disjointed namespace. The names of a parent object and of a child of the same parent object are not 
directly related to one another. A forest is a disjointed namespace because all trees in a forest do not 
share a common naming structure.
3.4.2 Domains 
A domain comprises computer systems and network resources that share a logical security boundary. 
Although a domain can cross physical locations, all domains maintain their own security policies and 
security relationships with other domains. They can be created to define functional boundaries such as those 
between administrative units, or to group of resources or servers that use a common domain namespace. 
 
 

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PASSING GUARANTEE
Vibrant acknowledges that success in a Boot Camp is the result of joint efforts of the student and the training provider. It is therefore not possible for a training provider to unilaterally guarantee success in a Boot Camp. Unless the student puts in the requisite efforts, success in a Boot Camp will be elusive.

Vibrant, however, guarantees to provide the environment, infrastructure and training methodology which will make success in the Boot Camp inevitable assuming the presence of corresponding efforts from the student.

Vibrant, therefore, provides passing guarantee with the following terms :

If you are not able to pass any (or all) of the exams, you can attend the course (or courses) again at Vibrant free-of-cost with the following conditions :

1- You can attend classes in a scheduled Boot Camp listed on our website. The Boot Camp should have a seat available and should not have been cancelled due to nil registrations.
2- You will have to pay the cost of Hotel stay, meals, air-fare, tests and any other third-party service. The courseware has to be carried back by you.
3- The guarantee entitles you to attend only the course for which you have failed an exam. Other courses cannot be substituted in this guarantee.
4- You are entitled to re-attend within one year of completion of the Boot Camp.
5- Also if you fail an exam, the current Boot Camp will continue to run as scheduled and the retraining can be availed only after completion of the current Boot Camp.