It sounds like the trust is only working one-way and the NT4.0 domain does
not currently trust the Windows 2000 domain. You can try breaking and
recreating the trust using the following kb article:
306733 HOW TO: Create a Trust Between a Windows 2000 Domain and a Windows NT
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=306733
The primary element for a trust to work is netbios name resolution. If
netbios name resolution is working between the two domains then the trust
should work just fine.
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| Subject: Logon Authentication
| Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2003 12:24:01 -0500
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| I have two domains, one win2k domain and the other NT4 domain with a
| bidirectional trust setup.
| Users in the NT4 domain can access any shares in the win2k domain but
users
| in the win2k domain cannot access shares in the NT4 domain unless they
| connect with a user accout and password belonging to the NT4 domain. WHY?
| Any ideas !!
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David Pharr, (e-mail address removed)
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