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you cant create a trust without opening up the trust required ports
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you cant create a trust without opening up the trust required ports

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what are the trust required ports ? <br />
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i want to open that trust required ports into this current setup : ipsec using juniper and cisco asa.. please let me know how to do it.. many thanks
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what are the trust required ports ?

i want to open that trust required ports into this current setup : ipsec using juniper and cisco asa.. please let me know how to do it.. many thanks

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Hello,<br />
Looking for information on how to create a trust between 2 seperate forest using ipsec. Firewalls seperate the forests and I do not want to open the convential ports to allow a trust.
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Hello,
Looking for information on how to create a trust between 2 seperate forest using ipsec. Firewalls seperate the forests and I do not want to open the convential ports to allow a trust.

Forest Trust via IPSEC

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Active Directory

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Windows Server 2003

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