Re: Trust problems


Make sure the account you're logging on to is a member of the domain admins
group in both domains. Do an nslookup for each domain from the other (in
domain1.com, "nslookup domain2.com" and vice-versa. Make sure you resolve a
DC in the other domain in each case.

.....kurt


"Pete" <Pete@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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How do I check the permissions to admin the trust?

"Kurt" wrote:

It could be that DNS is not functioning properly between the 2003 and
2000
domains. Or the account you're logging into doesn't have permissions to
administer the trust.


"Pete" <Pete@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have 2 Domains 1 is a Windows 2000 and the other is a Windows 2003.
When I verify the Windows 2000 Domain I get the message that the Trust
is
active and in place.
When I try to Verify the Trust on the 2003 Domain I recieve the
following
message.

"Information from the primary domain controller for the domain
"mydomain.com" cannot be obtained because: Access is denied.
Make sure the PDC is operating properly then try again."

If I try to remove the trust from the 2003 domain I get the error

"Access Denied"


Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Pete






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