netadmin
Mon Mar 31 17:06:32 PDT 2008
I've checked that in the past and everything is fine.
> Make sure Selective Authentication is not enabled
This is not in place.
> Make sure the changes have been replicated forest wide.
Replication is fine.
> Make sure the correct DNS infrastructure is in place
I can nslookup from both domains all of the root and child domains.
> Make sure the -forest- functional level is Windows Server 2003
All domains and forest are 2003 native.
Also, the FW (HW and SW) is not blocking any type of protocol.
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NetAdmin <São Paulo, BR>
"Paul Weterings" wrote:
> A two way Forest trust should, as you state, allow access between every
> domain in the forests.
>
> Some things to check:
>
> Make sure Selective Authentication is not enabled
> Make sure the changes have been replicated forest wide.
> Make sure the correct DNS infrastructure is in place
> Make sure the -forest- functional level is Windows Server 2003
>
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> net_admin wrote:
> > Hi there,
> >
> > I have 2 forests, a.net and b.net.
> > I have placed a 2-way transitive trust between them.
> >
> > Even though, child1.a.net can't see objects in child1.b.net and vice-versa.
> >
> > What I did was create a shortcut trust between both child domains and that
> > worked fine.
> >
> > I'm still trying to figure out why the 2-way transitive trust did not work
> > as expected.
> >
> > Both domains are 2003 SP1 native mode.
> >
> >
>