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Windows 2003 Trust relationship issue

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Every time I attempt to create a trust relationship between two of our local domains I receive the following error message (screen dump attached).
 
I can successfully run nslookup and ping to the other domain controller from either domain controller servers on the network.
 
I have no idea why I am having this issue.
 
Can someone please assist me.
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The DNS has been configured with a secondary zone. I can ping and nslookup workstations / domain controller on the other domain perfectly fine.
 
The only thing we have in place is Symantec Endpoint. I have disabled it but I still receive the issue.
 
I feel like I'm missing something. I have not configured this before but it seemed pretty straight forward...
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Ok, just a quick update;
 
I removed all trust relationships and started again. This time I created it on our dev domain controller. Outgoing > External Trust (Outgoing: Users in the specified domain can authenticate in the local domain, but users in the local domain cannot authenticate in the specified domain)
 
Since doing that the (Incoming) trust relationship in our production domain automatically created.
 
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BASICALLY, what I'm trying to achieve is to add a user located in production to a security group in dev.
 
How do I do this?
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