R
Ricardo
Hello,
I have a company who for various reasons have implemented five seperate
domains. There are three causing me problems which we'll call
1) foo.bar.com, whose pre-2000 name is foo
2) foo.other.com, whose pre-2000 name is also foo
3) new.bar.com, whose pre-2000 name is new
Each of these is in a seperate forest. My first problem is that I need to
get trusts established between 3 and 1, also 3 and 2. In whichever order I
did them, when trying to establish the second trust I get the error "A trust
relationship with the domain you specified already exists". I am assuming
that the problem is the duplicate netbios name "foo". Is this error a
function of the domains being in mixed-mode? If this is so, will changing
to native mode have any impact on an additional trust with an NT4 domain?
Are there any other workarounds to this problem?
Also, I think they would benefit from consolidating into a single forest,
and probably a single domain tree bar.com. Are there any "neat" ways to do
this, or must a new forest with child domains be created from scratch and
the existing domains be trashed?
Many Thanks
I have a company who for various reasons have implemented five seperate
domains. There are three causing me problems which we'll call
1) foo.bar.com, whose pre-2000 name is foo
2) foo.other.com, whose pre-2000 name is also foo
3) new.bar.com, whose pre-2000 name is new
Each of these is in a seperate forest. My first problem is that I need to
get trusts established between 3 and 1, also 3 and 2. In whichever order I
did them, when trying to establish the second trust I get the error "A trust
relationship with the domain you specified already exists". I am assuming
that the problem is the duplicate netbios name "foo". Is this error a
function of the domains being in mixed-mode? If this is so, will changing
to native mode have any impact on an additional trust with an NT4 domain?
Are there any other workarounds to this problem?
Also, I think they would benefit from consolidating into a single forest,
and probably a single domain tree bar.com. Are there any "neat" ways to do
this, or must a new forest with child domains be created from scratch and
the existing domains be trashed?
Many Thanks