Sheridan Posted March 22, 2017 Posted March 22, 2017 I'm looking into adding a subdomain to our G Suite domain to let governors have a email address (and G Suite apps/sharing) that is distinct from the main school accounts. We currently have a domain (i.e @school.org.uk) and would like to add @Governors.school.org.uk This seems possible according to google's documentation but has anyone done this and had any issues? One issue I'm not clear about is some of our staff are governors, so already have the main domain account, I'm assuming sharing etc would be allowed by default as its a subdomain? Presumably dns/mx records are pointed to the main school domain to enable this?
FN-GM Posted March 22, 2017 Posted March 22, 2017 ours it setup like this trustdomain.com Academy1domain.com Academy2domain.com Academy3domain.com Academy3domain.com You need the DNS and MX etc on each domain (if your using gmail). Everyone can share with everyone else in the different domains. It all behaves as if they are using 1 domain.
Sheridan Posted March 22, 2017 Author Posted March 22, 2017 ours it setup like this trustdomain.com Academy1domain.com Academy2domain.com Academy3domain.com Academy3domain.com You need the DNS and MX etc on each domain (if your using gmail). Everyone can share with everyone else in the different domains. It all behaves as if they are using 1 domain. Thats slightly different to what we're doing - it looks like you have 5 seperate domains? One for the trust and 4 seperate ones for the academies? Or have I misread that and the academies are subdomains of the trust?
FN-GM Posted March 22, 2017 Posted March 22, 2017 Thats slightly different to what we're doing - it looks like you have 5 seperate domains? One for the trust and 4 seperate ones for the academies? Or have I misread that and the academies are subdomains of the trust? It is how we have it, it is slightly different. But the same would apply, just a variation of the same thing. 1
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