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hi
i have network with two subnets and routers.in each subnet
i made a domain with no replication or trust relationship
between them,what i need now is how to publish shared
folder between these two domains without need to add users
accounts from each domain to anther.

thanx.
 
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anas said:
hi
i have network with two subnets and routers.in each subnet
i made a domain with no replication or trust relationship
between them,what i need now is how to publish shared
folder between these two domains without need to add users
accounts from each domain to anther.

thanx.
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You'll need a trust relationship between the domains to add the Domain Users
global group from each domain to the other's Domain Users local group. This
way the 'everyone' group wll suffice. Of course, if you want greater
security, you'll need to lock it down further.

If you don't want a trust, you can create duplicate names on each domain
with duplicate passwords for each user, so individually they can get to the
other domain's resources.

A trust in this case across routers between two different domains in
different forests will require WINS.

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hi dears
in this senario can use "Single Sign-On" SSO
without use trust relationship.and can you help me or send
document about SSO.
thanx for interests
 
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anas said:
hi dears
in this senario can use "Single Sign-On" SSO
without use trust relationship.and can you help me or send
document about SSO.
thanx for interests
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Single sign on is a feature that allows you to just sign on once, and have
access to anything your user account has been given permission for. Not sure
if there are any docs on this other than marketing material.

Like I said, just create duplicate user accounts that have the same
passwords on both domains if you don't want to use trusts.

May I ask why you cannot create a trust?


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Regards,
Ace

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Ace Fekay, MCSE 2003 & 2000, MCSA 2003 & 2000, MCSE+I, MCT, MVP
Microsoft Windows MVP - Windows Server - Directory Services

Security Is Like An Onion, It Has Layers
HAM AND EGGS: A day's work for a chicken;
A lifetime commitment for a pig.
 
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