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Also consider disabling IPv6 in the TCPIP properties.<br />
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I hope this helps !<br />
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Also consider disabling IPv6 in the TCPIP properties.


I hope this helps !



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I tried disabling IPv6 while connected remotely via GotoAssist, but lost all network connectivity. &nbsp;Will try both of these solutions just as soon as I return to the site early next week. I will send an update then. Thank you!
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I tried disabling IPv6 while connected remotely via GotoAssist, but lost all network connectivity.  Will try both of these solutions just as soon as I return to the site early next week. I will send an update then. Thank you!

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We have a 10-node network with Windows 2003 Standard server as an PDC (there is no BDC on the network). We only have one Vista machine on the network and whenever I try connecting (after entering username, in DOMAIN\USER format and the password) to it via Remote Desktop I get an error message saying &quot;The trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed.&quot; I do not have the same problem with XP SP2 clients on the network.<br />
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Help much appreciated.
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We have a 10-node network with Windows 2003 Standard server as an PDC (there is no BDC on the network). We only have one Vista machine on the network and whenever I try connecting (after entering username, in DOMAIN\USER format and the password) to it via Remote Desktop I get an error message saying "The trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed." I do not have the same problem with XP SP2 clients on the network.

Help much appreciated.

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