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check route from sub-domain to primary domain usinig<br />
start &gt;&nbsp;run &gt;&nbsp;cmd &gt;&nbsp;tracert ip of primary domain.<br />
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check route from sub-domain to primary domain usinig
start > run > cmd > tracert ip of primary domain.




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You were right... DNS was set to the wrong address. &nbsp;Thanks
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You were right... DNS was set to the wrong address.  Thanks

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Hi,<br />
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I set up a server on my company's primary domain and took the server to a remote office where I connected it to the sub-domain there. &nbsp;I left it as a member of the primary domain and I changed the IP address to a static ID on the sub-domain.<br />
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Unfortunately, I cannot remote desktop to it. &nbsp;However, i was able to connect when it was a member of the primary domain. &nbsp;Any ideas?<br />
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- It must remain on the primary domain as we are using it as an auditing machine. &nbsp;We'll be performing a domain integration of the sub-domains soon so it won't be a problem then.
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Hi,

I set up a server on my company's primary domain and took the server to a remote office where I connected it to the sub-domain there.  I left it as a member of the primary domain and I changed the IP address to a static ID on the sub-domain.

Unfortunately, I cannot remote desktop to it.  However, i was able to connect when it was a member of the primary domain.  Any ideas?

- It must remain on the primary domain as we are using it as an auditing machine.  We'll be performing a domain integration of the sub-domains soon so it won't be a problem then.

Remote desktop to a server on a sub-domain

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