> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.nuvens.cloud/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.nuvens.cloud/admin/appendices/adding-another-domain.md).

# Adding Another Domain

On initial setup, and by default, you will have one domain. You can enable multiple domains by enabling the feature below in AD settings.

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When Multi Domain is enabled, you can add more directories.

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AD Service Account and password: \
When creating the AD Service Account to support AWS WorkSpaces you will have already provided an account with permissions to create computer objects within AD to the OU specified at the time. We recommend using the same service account and providing additional permissions to delete computer objects.

NetBIOS name: \
NetBIOS name of the domain that your WorkSpaces will be joining.

FQDN: \
Fully Qualified Domain Name of the domain that your WorkSpaces will be joining.

Default User OU: \
If you create a user in the ‘Add User’ section of the Portal, this is where it will place that user. If you use the ‘Import Template’ then you can specify where you want the user(s) to be located per OU or by copying template users.

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{% hint style="warning" %}
From Version 5.4 onward, if you want to configure KMS Keys by default for encrypting WorkSpaces, the “Multiple Domains” setting must be ticked, so that the directories are listed.
{% endhint %}


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