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It worked after some time, it's obviously faster one way than the other
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It worked after some time, it's obviously faster one way than the other

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Hi, We have recently set up a forest trust between our 2 domains.<br />
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We are in the process of testing resource sharing between domains and are currently testing file shares.<br />
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From Domain A, if I create a domain local group and add a user from domain B to that group, then assign that group to a file share it works instantly... if I remove the group then deny works instantly.<br />
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From Domain B, the exact same process does not work! <br />
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Adding a user works fine both ways...<br />
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I'm guessing it's not enumerating the groups one way? <br />
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Any suggestions anyone??
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Hi, We have recently set up a forest trust between our 2 domains.

We are in the process of testing resource sharing between domains and are currently testing file shares.

From Domain A, if I create a domain local group and add a user from domain B to that group, then assign that group to a file share it works instantly... if I remove the group then deny works instantly.

From Domain B, the exact same process does not work! 

Adding a user works fine both ways...

I'm guessing it's not enumerating the groups one way? 

Any suggestions anyone??

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