Changing my Internal subdomain

Hello, so I have a huge project coming up and i was wondering if someone had some experience on this that could give me some advice.
So, started working on this company that has an internal domain called.. lets say abc.com and external to alphabetaghama.org .. the problem we have is that we cannot register our internal domain for public access because someone
else owns abc.com which prompted my new boss to fix this and now i have a project to change our internal domain to match our external but I know that the best practice is to have a subdomain as the internal domain which brings me to my question.
What will I have to do to get this accomplished... our external domain name is really just a forward zone and i dont have a forest so does that mean that i will have to build a alphabetaghama.org forest and something like corp.alphabetaghama.org subdomain
for our internal and then migrate everything over?
Sorry if something doesn't make sense, I'm a little new to a major project like this...

You are probably better off keeping your internal domain name space separate from your external/public name.
Aside from starting from scratch, renaming a domain is not something to be undertaken lightly, especially if you are running SBS/Essentials.
Id imagine the steps would be similar to migrating out to Standard, and removing the Essentials from the domain. Rename the Domain. Then migrate an Essentials box back in.
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Changing the internal domain to a subdomain -- Help!

Hello, so I have a huge project coming up and i was wondering if someone had some experience on this that could give me some advice.
So, started working on this company that has an internal domain called.. lets say abc.com and external alphabetaghama.org .. the problem we have is that we cannot get certs for our internal domain for public access like our exchange
server fqdn for example is exchange.abc.com ... Someone else owns abc.com which prompted my new boss to fix this and now i have a project to change our internal domain to match our external but I know that the best practice is to have a
subdomain as the internal domain and I think that's the route my boss wants to go with.. which brings me to my question.
What will I have to do to get this accomplished... our external domain name is really just a forward zone and i dont have a forest so does that mean that i will have to build a alphabetaghama.org forest and add a subdomain like corp.alphabetaghama.org
for our internal and then migrate everything over?
We currently have exchange 2007 with 2008R2 DC's.. our new domain would be on 2012R2 DCs with the same exchange server..
Sorry if something doesn't make sense, I'm a little new to a major project like this...

Hi,
This really depends on the requirements. As the Domain restructure is a huge project, we'd better have some experts with good experenses at hand. And if the problem (to get public access) is solved, it is recommended to have a good consideration
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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc738208(v=WS.10).aspx
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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc974332(v=WS.10).aspx
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be installed on a Windows Server 2012 DC, so please make sure in the target domain we have a Windows Server 2008 DC to be the ADMT server.
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2753560
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