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Can you elaborate some? &nbsp;Are the client and the server in the same domain? &nbsp;Is it a web client? &nbsp;What do you mean?
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Can you elaborate some?  Are the client and the server in the same domain?  Is it a web client?  What do you mean?

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They are in the same domain
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Then there is no need to set up a trust. &nbsp;When the workstation is joined to the domain, it is given a computer account.<br />
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Perhaps do you mean encryption? &nbsp;What is it you are trying to accomplish, or what is it that's broken?
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Then there is no need to set up a trust.  When the workstation is joined to the domain, it is given a computer account.

Perhaps do you mean encryption?  What is it you are trying to accomplish, or what is it that's broken?

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Sorry I do not exactly know what I want. &nbsp;I saw a computer today that seemed to have some features of being on the domain and some of being off. &nbsp;I asked the guy what he had done and he said he had setup a trust where the computer could login to the domain.
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Sorry I do not exactly know what I want.  I saw a computer today that seemed to have some features of being on the domain and some of being off.  I asked the guy what he had done and he said he had setup a trust where the computer could login to the domain.

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Go back and smack him in the head.<br />
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A trust is used for inter-domain communication, and inter-forest communication. &nbsp;Individual PCs cannot create trusts with anything.
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Go back and smack him in the head.

A trust is used for inter-domain communication, and inter-forest communication.  Individual PCs cannot create trusts with anything.

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gine then can you tell me how to setup and interdomain relationship?
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gine then can you tell me how to setup and interdomain relationship?

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How do I setup a trust between a client and server?
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How do I setup a trust between a client and server?

Setting up a trust

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).