Hello Khushi kumari,
Creating multiple users and assigning permissions in a bastion forest involves several steps. Here’s a high-level overview:
Creating Users: You can create users in the corp forest using Active Directory Users and Computers tool or PowerShell cmdlets. For example, you can use the New-ADUser cmdlet in PowerShell to create a new user.
Assigning Permissions: Permissions in a multiple forest topology are applied to all Exchange objects within a single forest and the configuration in each forest is configured independently of all other forests. When you create a role group in one forest, that role group doesn’t exist in any other forest and the permissions granted by that role group apply only to the forest in which it was created.
List of Permissions: The permissions can range from full control (Owner) to the fewest rights (Contributor). After choosing a permissions level, you can fine-tune the permissions by selecting buttons or checking and unchecking boxes.
Corp and Priv Forest User Accounts: The corp forest and priv forest user accounts work based on the trust established between them. The corp forest is configured to trust the priv forest, so the elevated account being used to access a resource in the corp forest appears to be a member of that resource’s security groups. Users in the priv domain can access resources on the corp domain.
Best Regards,
Wesley Li
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