Re: Question about a trust relationship and terminal serices

From: Bob Grabbe (bgrabbe_at_umich.edu)
Date: 03/22/05


Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2005 11:44:54 -0500

Am I being too wordy ? Noone has any suggestions ? I really do need help on
this.

Bob Grabbe
bgrabbe@umich.edu

"Bob Grabbe" <bgrabbe@umich.edu> wrote in message
news:edqD8EZKFHA.732@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
>I have two domains, one on my internal network and one on a dmz. Call them
>dmz.org and int.org. Dmz.org trusts int.org, and users from int.org can log
>on to servers in dmz.org. As this is still in the testing phase, I have
>only two servers on the dmz.org, one a domain controller and one member
>server.
> The domain controller is Windows 2003, the member server is Windows 2000.
> Both domains are at Windows 2000 functional level.
> As a domain admin I am able to log on to both dmz servers with my int.org
> account. Locally and through a terminal services session makes no
> difference.
> I am testing the ability of normal int users to log on to the dmz, and
> created a testuser that is not an admin. On the dmz.org DC this user can
> log in both locally and through TS. On the member server testuser can log
> on locally buth when I try to log testuser on through TS I get a message
> "You do not have access to logon to this session".
> .What I have done so far to try to resolve this is create a "Servers" OU
> and apply the Default Domain Controllers GPO to this ou. I have set both
> the domain security policy and domain controller security policy to allow
> login through terminal services to Authenticated Users. With no success.
> In addition to this, the int.org Domain Admins are set as members of the
> dmz.org Administrators group, but I am unable to add them to the dmz.org
> Domain Admins group. Thus am unable to fully manage the dmz.org domain.
> My intent is to have as few as possible users or groups in the dmz.org,
> but to allow users in the int.org domain to have similar permissions in
> the dmz as they have internally.
> Can anyone tell me whether this should actually be able to work the way I
> want it to ?
> Thanks
>
> Bob Grabbe
> bgrabbe@umich.edu
>
>



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