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We just acquired a new facility where there is only one server in the network/domain. This only server is running Win2008 and is a AD domain server, a SQL ERP server and with all other services such DNS, DHCP, etc loaded. &nbsp;Its AD functional level is still on Win 2000 level.<br />
Last week, I set up the Domain Trust and this week we found this server has been brought to stop twice in the past two days. We just rebooted it and it will run like normal till next day. The problem is, do you know if the setup of Domain Trust will have a fatal impact on a AD server, especially a heavily-loaded server like this?
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We just acquired a new facility where there is only one server in the network/domain. This only server is running Win2008 and is a AD domain server, a SQL ERP server and with all other services such DNS, DHCP, etc loaded.  Its AD functional level is still on Win 2000 level.
Last week, I set up the Domain Trust and this week we found this server has been brought to stop twice in the past two days. We just rebooted it and it will run like normal till next day. The problem is, do you know if the setup of Domain Trust will have a fatal impact on a AD server, especially a heavily-loaded server like this?

Can a setup of Domain Trust bring an AD server to stop?

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