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on my sites and services mmc for active directory I also noticed another peculiar thing.<br />
there is not a server's folder listed under default-first-name-site<br />
but there is a server's folder listed under the second site which is named after my organization which does have the correctly listed servers.<br />
i was not around when this site was created or renamed or whatever so im a little lost
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on my sites and services mmc for active directory I also noticed another peculiar thing.
there is not a server's folder listed under default-first-name-site
but there is a server's folder listed under the second site which is named after my organization which does have the correctly listed servers.
i was not around when this site was created or renamed or whatever so im a little lost

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we have had this trust working before but it went down and will not reestablish.<br />
i am lookin in my dns and one thing is weird to me.<br />
under my dns tabs<br />
there is a folder called sites under my domain<br />
i have 2 folders listed under sites<br />
first-default-name-site<br />
and then i have another folder listed as<br />
&quot;the name of my organization&quot;<br />
they have identical entries<br />
what is bothersome is that the other active directory domain name i am trying to establsh a trust with only has one site listed<br />
why do i have two sites?<br />
could this be a problem
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we have had this trust working before but it went down and will not reestablish.
i am lookin in my dns and one thing is weird to me.
under my dns tabs
there is a folder called sites under my domain
i have 2 folders listed under sites
first-default-name-site
and then i have another folder listed as
"the name of my organization"
they have identical entries
what is bothersome is that the other active directory domain name i am trying to establsh a trust with only has one site listed
why do i have two sites?
could this be a problem

trusts between 2 active directory sites problem

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The Domain Name System (DNS) is a hierarchical, globally distributed system responsible for associating the name of a computer, service or other resource into an IP address for connecting to the Internet or a private network. Most prominently, it translates domain names to the numerical IP addresses needed for the purpose of computer services and devices worldwide.