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Hi<br />
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TRy this command<br />
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netdom trust /d:chpscc.local chpscc.local /remove<br />
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You should execute this command as Administrator (built in)<br />
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Dan
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I would suggest to use /force switch additional<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-38867127-1">netdom trust TrustingDomainName /d:TrustedDomainName /remove /UserD:User/PasswordD: /force</code></pre>
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Outside support from Microsoft needed to resolve.
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Hello, <br />
<br />
I accidentally created an internal network trust within the same domain in a small business server environment. &nbsp;:(<br />
<br />
Just so that I am clear, the trust wasn't created for another domain, or server or any external entities or even other domain. &nbsp;<br />
<br />
The server let me create a trust with itself and now it is shutting off citing licensing issues. &nbsp;It thinks that there is another DC.<br />
<br />
I get an internal error when using the GUI to remove the trust and command line hasn't work yet for me. &nbsp;<br />
<br />
I am looking for a solution that does not involve rebuilding this server. <br />
<br />
Thank you.<br />
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Hello, 

I accidentally created an internal network trust within the same domain in a small business server environment.  :(

Just so that I am clear, the trust wasn't created for another domain, or server or any external entities or even other domain.  

The server let me create a trust with itself and now it is shutting off citing licensing issues.  It thinks that there is another DC.

I get an internal error when using the GUI to remove the trust and command line hasn't work yet for me.  

I am looking for a solution that does not involve rebuilding this server. 

Thank you.

Hi

TRy this command

netdom trust /d:chpscc.local chpscc.local /remove

You should execute this command as Administrator (built in)

Dan

I would suggest to use /force switch additional

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Outside support from Microsoft needed to resolve.

SBS 2011 created an internal trust by error, SBS server shutting down

Hello, 

I accidentally created an internal network trust within the same domain in a small business server environment.  :(

Just so that I am clear, the trust wasn&#39;t created for another domain, or server or any external entities or even other domain.  

The server let me create a trust with itself and now it is shutting off citing licensing issues.  It thinks that there is another DC.

I get an internal error when using the GUI to remove the trust and command line hasn&#39;t work yet for me.  

I am looking for a solution that does not involve rebuilding this server. 

Thank you.

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