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Create a Domain Local group on the Domain A. Add users from the domain B to that local group. and use the import group in VMware labmanager by configuring the domain cotroller from domain A as LDAP server. 
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Create a Domain Local group on the Domain A. Add users from the domain B to that local group. and use the import group in VMware labmanager by configuring the domain cotroller from domain A as LDAP server.

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Thats what Ive done, but it doesnt seem to pass the authentication to Domain B
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Thats what Ive done, but it doesnt seem to pass the authentication to Domain B

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We are having the same issue, did anyone get any answers yet ?<br />

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We are having the same issue, did anyone get any answers yet ?


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Hi,<br />
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I have 2 domains, Domain A has Lab Manager in it and is used for Development. Domain B is the internal AD domain for all the users. There is a one way trust between the 2 allowing me to access resources on Domain A using a user account from Domain B.<br />
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I want to set it up so that a user in Domain B can use his existing credentials to log into Lab Manager in Domain A.<br />
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Anyone got any ideas or know if its possible.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi,

I have 2 domains, Domain A has Lab Manager in it and is used for Development. Domain B is the internal AD domain for all the users. There is a one way trust between the 2 allowing me to access resources on Domain A using a user account from Domain B.

I want to set it up so that a user in Domain B can use his existing credentials to log into Lab Manager in Domain A.

Anyone got any ideas or know if its possible.

Thanks

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