Cannot Browse Trusted/Trusting Domain

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Although it seems the trust relationship is working (I can logon to an NT4DOMAIN using a W2KDOMAIN account and visa versa), I cannot actually see the other domain listed in Network Neighbourhood / My Network Places.

If I search for the servers by name they are not found unless I've added them to LMHOSTS, but I can find them if I use the IP address, which implies a name-resolution issue, and not being able to browse them implies a Computer Browser issue.

I can connect and browse the servers once they are found in the search.

The DNS and WINS servers are in the W2KDOMAIN and I've set the TCP/IP WINS tab to use the server and also enabled NetBIOS over TCP/IP.

I would guess that these are inter-related issues and if I can solve the underlying problem they would both be fixed. Only thing is, I don't know how to solve it.

Anyone have any ideas or things they'd like me to try?
 
I had a WINS database get fouled up and it was easily fixed by deleting all
the entries listed in the WINS DB and then just wait a little while and it
will rebuild itself. Make sure all machines involved actually use the same
WINS in there network settings.


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Phillip Windell [MCP, MVP, CCNA]
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Andrew Hayes said:
Although it seems the trust relationship is working (I can logon to an
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NT4DOMAIN using a W2KDOMAIN account and visa versa), I cannot actually see
the other domain listed in Network Neighbourhood / My Network Places.
If I search for the servers by name they are not found unless I've added
Click to expand...
them to LMHOSTS, but I can find them if I use the IP address, which implies
a name-resolution issue, and not being able to browse them implies a
Computer Browser issue.
I can connect and browse the servers once they are found in the search.

The DNS and WINS servers are in the W2KDOMAIN and I've set the TCP/IP WINS
Click to expand...
tab to use the server and also enabled NetBIOS over TCP/IP.
I would guess that these are inter-related issues and if I can solve the
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underlying problem they would both be fixed. Only thing is, I don't know how
to solve it.
 
Hello,

The easiest way with the least administrative overhead would be to set up
WINS push/pull replication between the two domains.

Shane Brasher
MCSE (2003,2000,NT),MCSA Security, Network+, A+
Microsoft Technical Support

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