# Export Forest

#### Using the **Export Forest** option

Includes all domains for which the user defined in **LDAP Connection** settings is a member. Selecting Export Forest will automatically select the root forest domain and enable that domain. All other domains will not be visible. When **Export Forest** is selected all domain object queries are done using Global Catalog. The **Top Level Node** is not editable when using this option. 

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Selecting Individual Domains for Export

Checking the box for any domain enables that domain for export, Top Level Node and Filters become editable for that domain. Selecting the row will display the top level node and filters for that domain.

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Top Level Node

The Top Level Node filter is the DN path that will filter all objects from that path downwards. For example, a top level node might look like this:&#x20;

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**Note: An administrator can use this Top Level Node for initial rollout to test your configuration and limit the scope of the deployment to a small number of users in a dedicated OU.**
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