Domain Trust
In a AD Domain and Trust console, I see:
domain name:domain1 trust type: external transitive: No
domain name:domain2 trust type: Forest transitive: Yes
domain name:domain3 trust type: Forest transitive: Yes
Can someone explain to me what they mean.
with domain2 and domain3 it seems like their users will be able to authenticate to our domain (correct me if I am wrong).
but I am not sure about domain1?
any help will be very much appreciated.
Thanks
domain name:domain1 trust type: external transitive: No
domain name:domain2 trust type: Forest transitive: Yes
domain name:domain3 trust type: Forest transitive: Yes
Can someone explain to me what they mean.
with domain2 and domain3 it seems like their users will be able to authenticate to our domain (correct me if I am wrong).
but I am not sure about domain1?
any help will be very much appreciated.
Thanks
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the AD domain I am in is Domain A, and the the Trust tab shows:
domain name:domain1 trust type: external transitive: No
domain name:domain2 trust type: Forest transitive: Yes
domain name:domain3 trust type: Forest transitive: Yes
I had my AD account been added manually to AD in domain2 by the domain admin of domain2.
I can login to any computer in domain2, but I get access denied if I try to add my account to RDP users group local to the computer in domain2.
Cannot figure out the issue.
domain name:domain1 trust type: external transitive: No
domain name:domain2 trust type: Forest transitive: Yes
domain name:domain3 trust type: Forest transitive: Yes
I had my AD account been added manually to AD in domain2 by the domain admin of domain2.
I can login to any computer in domain2, but I get access denied if I try to add my account to RDP users group local to the computer in domain2.
Cannot figure out the issue.
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Administrator drom Domain2 created my account and added it to a group then added that group to local RDP on the server..
it is working now
it is working now
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our AD domain name is domainA.
how do you explain the trust we have with domains listed below:
domain name:domain1 trust type: external transitive: No
domain name:domain2 trust type: Forest transitive: Yes
domain name:domain3 trust type: Forest transitive: Yes
I also am trying to add my accound( domain admin account in domainA) to RDP users group on a computer located in domain2, using computer management, but get access denied.