Re: External trust & resources sharing
- From: "Rytis" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 15 Apr 2005 12:06:49 +0300
Both domain and forest are in "Windows 2003 mode".
I think the problem is in SQL 2000 server. I have tried to share folder on
Windows 2003 server, where SQL 2000 resides - everything is OK. But it is
not possible to grant permissions to the domain local group on the database
throught SQL enterprise manager - local group is not visible. Of course, I
can manually add this group typing it`s full name - but in this case user
can not access the database...
I will try to ask this question on sql newsgroup :-)
Thanks for your help.
Rytis
>
>> But if I am trying to search for this domain local group from SQL server
>> (in domainA), I can not found it - only global groups are listed. What I
>> am doing wrong?
>
> Well, this sounds like you're not in native mode. You have to be in
> native
> mode to use domain local groups on member servers. Verify that you are
> indeed in native mode, and that this server is authenticating with the
> domain, and *carefully* look through the object picker. The domain local
> group (in this domain) should be there.
>
>
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