Re: Domain Trusts not enabled in SBS 2003
From: Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] (lanwench_at_heybuddy.donotsendme.unsolicitedmail.atyahoo.com)
Date: 08/05/04
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Date: Thu, 5 Aug 2004 09:23:03 -0400
disk0nek wrote:
> Tried already the Mapping but no avail.
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> Can u suggest other ways!
That ought to be working - what errors do you get when you try my method?
Can you connect a drive to the NT server?
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> I need this because this SBS serve as terminal server and
> the files that the Remote users are accessing is located
> in the Workstation of the NT domain.
First, SBS should never be used as a terminal server in app mode for users -
and it can't be; SBS2003 supports only "remote desktop" for admin mode. You
ought to have a dedicated Terminal Services box for users...don't install
workstation apps on your SBS server, and don't let users log into it.
Second, I'm not sure why you have the other domain in place, but regardless,
why are the computers on that domain storing anything locally? Seems to me
they should all be storing data on the NT server.
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> disk0nek wrote:
>>> Domain Trust in SBS 2003 is not Available I believe.
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>> Yep - nor in any version of SBS.
>>>
>>> I have installed SBS 2003 DC (active Directory).
>>> I also have existing Domain running on NT 4.0 which where
>>> my users logg-in.
>>>
>>> Time by time the MAchine with SBS 2003 installed in it
>>> can access Workstations on NT Domain whenever I go to RUN
>>> type Computer_name.
>>>
>>> But most of the time I cannot connect to the computers on
>>> NT domain does this have anything to do with the security
>>> setting on SBS 2003 Machine?
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>> Try mapping a drive -
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>> net use x: \\computer\share /user:NTDomainName\username <enter>
>> You'll be prompted for the password.
>>>
>>> WHere in the SBS 2003 Machine can I configure to let the
>>> SBS 2003 Machines communicate with NT Domain Workstation?
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>> Just out of curiosity, why do you need to maintain this setup? And
>> what is it you're trying to access on the workstations on the other
>> domain? If you need a trust, you can't use SBS.
>>>
>>> Ping test got all REPLY on both direction.
>>
>> That just shows you have network & IP connectivity - nothing more.
>> Although if you didn't have it, you'd have more problems.
>>>
>>> PLease help!
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