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We have 2 server NT ver 4.0 on the LAN. The first one (named PDCA) make only autentication logon for the users of the LAN. The second one (named TRASPORTI) provides connection to internet with the proxi server 1.0. Both the server are setting in a &quot;trusted and trusting domain relationship&quot;.<br />
The problem is that the second server (TRASPORTI) do not permit the access to its resources from PDCA and from all workstations on LAN logged on PDCA.<br />
Note that PDCA permit the access to its resources from TRASPORTI<br />
So TRASPORTI can access to the resources of PDCA and of the workstations, but PDCA and the workstations cannot access to the resources of TRASPORTI.<br />
&nbsp;What's the resolution? 
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We have 2 server NT ver 4.0 on the LAN. The first one (named PDCA) make only autentication logon for the users of the LAN. The second one (named TRASPORTI) provides connection to internet with the proxi server 1.0. Both the server are setting in a "trusted and trusting domain relationship".
The problem is that the second server (TRASPORTI) do not permit the access to its resources from PDCA and from all workstations on LAN logged on PDCA.
Note that PDCA permit the access to its resources from TRASPORTI
So TRASPORTI can access to the resources of PDCA and of the workstations, but PDCA and the workstations cannot access to the resources of TRASPORTI.
 What's the resolution? 

TRUSTED AND TRUSTING RELATIONSHIP

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