MATCHING
-Moving objects between domains in different forests
A)Alternate UPN name suffixes
B)connection object
C)forest-wide authentication
D)interforest migration
E)intraforest migration
F)selective authentication
G)SID filtering
H)site link bridging
I)universal group membership caching

Question

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Interforest migration is the process of moving objects (such as users, groups, and computers) between domains in different forests. It involves setting up trusts between the source and target domains, and using migration tools to copy and reconfigure objects as needed.

Answer: F
 Selective authentication is a feature of forest trusts that allows administrators to control which users and groups can authenticate across the trust. This can be useful when migrating objects between forests, as it allows you to limit access to resources and prevent security issues.

Answer: G
 SID filtering is a feature of trust relationships that helps to prevent security issues by removing any unauthorized SIDs that may be passed through the trust. This is particularly important when migrating objects between forests, as it helps to ensure that only authorized users and groups have access to resources.

MATCHING -Moving Objects Between Domains in Different Forests