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Active Directory Trusts - On Vmware Machines

Hi all,

I have 2 vmwares, both 2008 R2 Enterprise, both running Active Directory.

First vmware - AD-01
Second vmware - AD-02

I want to create a trust between the two active directories, but I'm not that familiar with this aspect of it, and even less savvy with DNS etc.  I believe I need to set up DNS forwarders.

But first things first, I can't get them to talk to each other!  They won't even ping.  So what I am trying to understand is how I set the 2 servers up.  Do I need to put them in their own private network somehow, or are they ok working on my personal router in the 192.168.0.x ip range?

Any advice how I start this? I'm hoping this thread can get the trusts up and running so making the points high!

Thanks very much in advance,

Kind regards

Darren
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8/22/2022 - Mon
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2008 cannot ping until something is done I had a similar issue looking for it in my knowledgebase be back in a bit
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I've enabled ICMP on the firewall, but I'm still getting destination host unreachable.
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Perhaps a better way of asking this, is how do I set up 2 vmware servers, each with their own dns and AD tree, to create a trust? What needs to be setup so they can talk to each other?  Right now they are simply 2 vmware servers, setup as bridged.
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Hi guys,

Sorry for the long delay.  This has been abandoned now as we are hosting it in a cloud instead.  I just need to confirm before I closed the question.  Will spread the points.