Unable to setup a one way trust relationship between two domains
Hi Experts,
I am in the process of creating a one-way trust relationship between two domains, but I have had some issues.
Here is my configuration
Domain A: I have one server which has DC, all FSMO roles, DNS server etc. Domain and forest level functional is Windows 2003
Domain B I have one server which has DC, all FSMO roles, DNS server etc. Domain and forest level functional is Windows 2003
We have checked all port needed to open a one trust relationship between Domain A and domain B as per KB http://support.microsoft.com/kb/179442 and sitll no luck
When I try to setup a one-way trust , I am not able to choose the one way trust relationship , and I only see two options, please see screenshot attached
Just to let you know, there is a DNS delegation name of the domain B into domain A. We have double checked the DNS delegation and looks weel, I am able to ping the DC and DNS server in domain B, nslookup looks fine. In domain B, I ran DCDIAG, and NLTEST and no issues were found, as well in domain A.
Can aynone point me on the right direction?
Trust-error.JPG
I am in the process of creating a one-way trust relationship between two domains, but I have had some issues.
Here is my configuration
Domain A: I have one server which has DC, all FSMO roles, DNS server etc. Domain and forest level functional is Windows 2003
Domain B I have one server which has DC, all FSMO roles, DNS server etc. Domain and forest level functional is Windows 2003
We have checked all port needed to open a one trust relationship between Domain A and domain B as per KB http://support.microsoft.com/kb/179442 and sitll no luck
When I try to setup a one-way trust , I am not able to choose the one way trust relationship , and I only see two options, please see screenshot attached
Just to let you know, there is a DNS delegation name of the domain B into domain A. We have double checked the DNS delegation and looks weel, I am able to ping the DC and DNS server in domain B, nslookup looks fine. In domain B, I ran DCDIAG, and NLTEST and no issues were found, as well in domain A.
Can aynone point me on the right direction?
Trust-error.JPG
Just keep going through that wizard... you want a "trust with a Windows domain," and you're just going to make one of them and not add the reciprocal trust when you're done.
Oh, right, I didn't actually read the screenshot message :O. Definitely seems like a DNS issue. You need to create at least stub zones for each domain in the other domain.
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Hi rpassero,
I should able to see two button options, the first button is for activating a one way trust and the other button a two way trust, as a said, this is a daily task and I do not why I am getting this issue. Please see the second screenshot attached
Thanks
trust-error-II.JPG
I should able to see two button options, the first button is for activating a one way trust and the other button a two way trust, as a said, this is a daily task and I do not why I am getting this issue. Please see the second screenshot attached
Thanks
trust-error-II.JPG
Must be a DNS or connectivity Issue as I suspected earlier. Check the DNS ...specially from the server you are trying to establish the trust. Run some nslookup queries. If they fail create a stub zone in the DNS server the dc is using.
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Thank you so much for all responses
Make sure that the DC on which you are trying the configuration has good access to the other domain (ping the domain name, try querying the dns using nslookup)