I have two separate networks each with their own FreeIPA server(s) and I would like for users from network A to be able to be able to access services in network B, but not the other way around. The documentation for ipa trust-add seems to imply this is not possibly however as Only trusts to Active Directory domains are supported right now. It seems really odd that FreeIPA supports trusting a Windows AD domain but not another FreeIPA domain. Is this really the case? If so are IPA -> IPA trusts a feature that is planned for the future? Is there some other way I could achieve this?
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