Windows server trust with another domain

[Guest msnews.microsoft.com]

Hi ,

 

i have a problem with the trust settings between two standalone active

directory domains.

is it normal, that i cannot use a user from domain A in a group of users in

domain B?

 

When i use users from domain a for a share in domain b ...everything works

fine.

When i try to insert a user from domain a into a group in domain b, i do not

see the other domain in the selection field

 

thank you very much

 

SP

[Guest Filipe Matias]

Re: Windows server trust with another domain

 

msnews.microsoft.com wrote:

> Hi ,

>

> i have a problem with the trust settings between two standalone active

> directory domains.

> is it normal, that i cannot use a user from domain A in a group of users in

> domain B?

>

> When i use users from domain a for a share in domain b ...everything works

> fine.

> When i try to insert a user from domain a into a group in domain b, i do not

> see the other domain in the selection field

>

> thank you very much

>

> SP

>

>

What is the group type? Global, Universal or Domain Local?

[Guest msnews.microsoft.com]

Re: Windows server trust with another domain

 

Hi,

 

group type is global on both sides.

 

LG

 

SP

 

 

"Filipe Matias" <filipe.matias@unitek.pt> schrieb im Newsbeitrag

news:u0300LJdIHA.2268@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

> msnews.microsoft.com wrote:

>> Hi ,

>>

>> i have a problem with the trust settings between two standalone active

>> directory domains.

>> is it normal, that i cannot use a user from domain A in a group of users

>> in domain B?

>>

>> When i use users from domain a for a share in domain b ...everything

>> works fine.

>> When i try to insert a user from domain a into a group in domain b, i do

>> not see the other domain in the selection field

>>

>> thank you very much

>>

>> SP

> What is the group type? Global, Universal or Domain Local?

[Guest Filipe Matias]

Re: Windows server trust with another domain

 

msnews.microsoft.com wrote:

> Hi,

>

> group type is global on both sides.

>

> LG

>

> SP

>

>

> "Filipe Matias" <filipe.matias@unitek.pt> schrieb im Newsbeitrag

> news:u0300LJdIHA.2268@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>> msnews.microsoft.com wrote:

>>> Hi ,

>>>

>>> i have a problem with the trust settings between two standalone active

>>> directory domains.

>>> is it normal, that i cannot use a user from domain A in a group of users

>>> in domain B?

>>>

>>> When i use users from domain a for a share in domain b ...everything

>>> works fine.

>>> When i try to insert a user from domain a into a group in domain b, i do

>>> not see the other domain in the selection field

>>>

>>> thank you very much

>>>

>>> SP

>> What is the group type? Global, Universal or Domain Local?

>

>

A global group can contain only member of its own domain.

Create a Universal group and add the user of domain A to this group.

Then add the Universal group to the Global group in domain B.

 

Domain A user ---->Universal group------>Global group in Domain B

 

By the way you used a domain trust or a forest trust?