Limiting Authenication across a trust
we own domaina running ad on 2008 sp2 2008 functional level domain , forest. third party owns domainb. there outgoing trust in domaina trusts domainb, , incoming trust in domainb domaina (ie. one-way trust of domaina trusting domainb).
we have configured selective authentication on our side of trust (domaina) and granted "allowed authenicate" permissions to a group of users domainb specific servers (servera , serverb) in domaina. authentication of users domainb servers servera , serverb works expected.
there several services have internet access can authenticate against domaina (ie. exchange owa - we'll call serverc) have not been granted "allowed authenticate" permission. if attempts login serverc using user account exists in domainb, authentication takes place against domain controller in domaina sends domainb , locks out account in domainb. administrator in domainb contacts asking why serverc attempting authenticate users of domainb, when servera , serverb allowed access.
how can limit authentication serverc in domaina not allowed request authentication domainb users?
jeff graves, orcs web, inc.
you can't prevent or implement performing ldap query against resources in trusting domain. if try block query using firewall rule there more problem good.
regards
awinish vishwakarma| check blog
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