Trust relationship

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I have 2 domains on my network 1 2003 Domain, 1 2000 Domain. I had a trust
relationship setup. As of about a week ago the trust seem to be in place, but
on the 2003 domain when i try to validate the trust I get the following error.
"Information for for the primary domain controller for the domain
corp.mydomain.com cannot be obtained because:
Access Denied
Make sure the PDC is operation properly and then try again.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Pete
 
Start with the basics - can both domain controllers ping each other by their
FQDN names? By IP address? Any items in the Event Viewer on either server
that might indicate a problem?

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Let me clerify a bit. The trust seems to be in places, both domains can ping
each other by IP and FQDN. I can add users to groups in the other domain.
When I test the trust on the 2000 domain its active and in place. Its when I
test the trust on the 2003 domain that I get access denied.

Thanks,

Pete

Richard G. Harper said:
Start with the basics - can both domain controllers ping each other by their
FQDN names? By IP address? Any items in the Event Viewer on either server
that might indicate a problem?

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Pete said:
I have 2 domains on my network 1 2003 Domain, 1 2000 Domain. I had a trust
relationship setup. As of about a week ago the trust seem to be in place,
but
on the 2003 domain when i try to validate the trust I get the following
error.
"Information for for the primary domain controller for the domain
corp.mydomain.com cannot be obtained because:
Access Denied
Make sure the PDC is operation properly and then try again.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Pete
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Okay, that still leaves the question regarding event logs unanswered - check
the logs on both of the schema masters and see what is revealed there.

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Pete said:
Let me clerify a bit. The trust seems to be in places, both domains can
ping
each other by IP and FQDN. I can add users to groups in the other domain.
When I test the trust on the 2000 domain its active and in place. Its when
I
test the trust on the 2003 domain that I get access denied.

Thanks,

Pete

Richard G. Harper said:
Start with the basics - can both domain controllers ping each other by
their
FQDN names? By IP address? Any items in the Event Viewer on either
server
that might indicate a problem?

--
Richard G. Harper [MVP Shell/User] (e-mail address removed)
* PLEASE post all messages and replies in the newsgroups
* for the benefit of all. Private mail is usually not replied to.
* My website, such as it is ... http://rgharper.mvps.org/
* HELP us help YOU ... http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


Pete said:
I have 2 domains on my network 1 2003 Domain, 1 2000 Domain. I had a
trust
relationship setup. As of about a week ago the trust seem to be in
place,
but
on the 2003 domain when i try to validate the trust I get the following
error.
"Information for for the primary domain controller for the domain
corp.mydomain.com cannot be obtained because:
Access Denied
Make sure the PDC is operation properly and then try again.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Pete
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