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Hello Jay,<br />
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VoIP is a seperate entity, or can be, and in our case it is, that sits on the same physical network. &nbsp;It can be setup as its own domain or a workgroup. &nbsp;We had an external vendor come and assist in the setup of the VoIP system, and they chose to set it up as a workgroup. &nbsp;Problem is, that the native domain does not trust data coming from the VoIP workgroup. &nbsp;It is more of a nuisance, but nevertheless something that we were looking to resolve.<br />
Thanks alot for the response.
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Hello Jay,

VoIP is a seperate entity, or can be, and in our case it is, that sits on the same physical network.  It can be setup as its own domain or a workgroup.  We had an external vendor come and assist in the setup of the VoIP system, and they chose to set it up as a workgroup.  Problem is, that the native domain does not trust data coming from the VoIP workgroup.  It is more of a nuisance, but nevertheless something that we were looking to resolve.
Thanks alot for the response.

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ahh i see i see, <br />
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thanks for clarifying for me, i would talk to the tech and see if he can set up as a domain instead - that way you can simply create trusts and your away....
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ahh i see i see,

thanks for clarifying for me, i would talk to the tech and see if he can set up as a domain instead - that way you can simply create trusts and your away....

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This my be another project, no to mention brief outages. I work at a hospital and they will not tolerate that without just cause. &nbsp;
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This my be another project, no to mention brief outages. I work at a hospital and they will not tolerate that without just cause.  

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I am looking to trust a VoIP workgroup to a domain. &nbsp;Any help would be great!<br />
I try to sync the domain via comman prompt, but it tells me that the time source cannot be located.<br />
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Thanks, <br />
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Mike
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I am looking to trust a VoIP workgroup to a domain.  Any help would be great!
I try to sync the domain via comman prompt, but it tells me that the time source cannot be located.

Thanks, 

Mike

2 way trust between workgroup and domain

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