Domain trust issue
i'm having trouble assigning permissions resources domaina users in domainb.
from server in domaina, on security tab in windows explorer can select domainb object following error: “cannot display objects location because of following error: no authority contacted authentication."
from server in domainb can map drive drive$ share in domaina (via net use) provided use /user switch , specify domain , user name. once have drive mapped server in domaina can assign permissions users in domainb. after permissions assigned, if i view permissions on server in domaina via server in domaina see sids (i presume these domainb).
i tried test access after permission assigned via "domain user" account in domainb trying access share in domaina , got following error: "there no logon servers available service logon request"
domaina windows 2000 native mode. domainb windows 2008 - domain , forest functional level 2003.
domaina configured secondary zone of domainb. dc's in domaina have lmhosts file configured options 0x1b, ox1c , domainb domain name (all 3 options point pdc emulator of domainb). imported lmhosts file wins , verified records exist.
domainb has conditional forwarder configured domaina.
name resolution between domains appears work.
i’ve ran: netdom trust domaina /d:domainb /verify /kerberos … , trust verified successfully.
this feels it’s name resolution issue, can’t place finger on issue is. thoughts? appreciated
hello cameron,
1- delete manual records created in wins or lmhosts file
2- delete secondary dns zones
3- configure dns frowarders domaina domainb , vice versa
4- make sure name resolution working fine on both domains , can ping domain name (from domaina ping domainb.com , vice versa)
when make sure these settings ok, following:
on dc holds infrastructure operation master in domainb, first dc in domain, uncheck global catalog check box active directory sites , services snap-in, note should have more 1 dc in domainb.
mcdst, mcsas, mcses, mcdba, mcitp, mcts, mct
Windows Server > Directory Services
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