Which FSMO role is described as responsible for removing an object from its domain and placing it in another domain during an object move?

Which FSMO role is described as responsible for removing an object from its domain and placing it in another domain during an object move?

• A. RID Master
• B. Domain Naming Master
• C. PDC Emulator
• D. Schema Master

Answer: (A)

Cross-domain object moves require updating references to that object in other domains so permissions and group memberships stay correct after the move. The FSMO role that handles these cross-domain references is the Infrastructure Master. It updates references to objects that exist in other domains, ensuring that when an object is moved, ACLs and memberships reflect the object’s new domain. The actual creation of the moved object’s identity in the destination domain involves the destination domain’s RID Master (giving the object a new SID in that domain), while the other FSMO roles are not responsible for the move itself.

Cross-domain object moves require updating references to that object in other domains so permissions and group memberships stay correct after the move. The FSMO role that handles these cross-domain references is the Infrastructure Master. It updates references to objects that exist in other domains, ensuring that when an object is moved, ACLs and memberships reflect the object’s new domain. The actual creation of the moved object’s identity in the destination domain involves the destination domain’s RID Master (giving the object a new SID in that domain), while the other FSMO roles are not responsible for the move itself.