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How you getting on with this - do you need any more help?
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How you getting on with this - do you need any more help?

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We have had a trust between our managed domain and another companies domain. <br />
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The trust is currently down with a message saying that the DOMAIN.UK cannot be found.<br />
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Is there anyway of finding out how the DC is trying to resolve logons to DOMAIN.UK (ie how its trying to find the DC)?<br />
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thanks
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We have had a trust between our managed domain and another companies domain. 

The trust is currently down with a message saying that the DOMAIN.UK cannot be found.

Is there anyway of finding out how the DC is trying to resolve logons to DOMAIN.UK (ie how its trying to find the DC)?

thanks

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