Multi-Domain / No-Trust Deployment Architecture

What is a one sentence summary of your feature request?

Provide a supported architecture for managing multiple domains without trust relationships from a centralized Identity Recovery deployment.

Please describe your idea in detail. What is your problem, why do you feel this idea is the best solution, etc.

Organizations often:
• Relax security controls to allow required access
• Introduce additional infrastructure to isolate environments
• Accept operational complexity to meet security requirements

Large organizations commonly operate across:
	• multiple Active Directory domains or forests 
	• segregated environments (e.g., dev, test, production) 
	• networks with restricted or no trust relationships 
In such environments, centralized management becomes challenging when tools rely on domain trust or shared access.
This often leads to:
	• deploying multiple independent instances of the same solution 
	• increased infrastructure and maintenance overhead 
	• fragmented visibility across environments 
A supported architecture designed for no-trust environments could include:
	• a central management layer with isolated domain-level components 
	• secure communication channels without requiring trust relationships 
	• logical separation while maintaining unified visibility and control 
Such an approach would:
	• simplify operations 
	• reduce infrastructure footprint 
            • support modern enterprise security models

How do you currently solve the challenges you have by not having this feature?

Organizations typically:
• deploy separate instances per domain or environment
• manage each deployment independently
• accept reduced efficiency and increased operational overhead

Hey! Thanks for the submission.

You should not need a separate install per untrusted forest. As long as credentials for the forest are provided and network connectivity exists, the application should be able to communicate with it. If you’ve experienced issues communicating with an untrusted forest that may warrant a support ticket.

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