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NT Trust fails - Could not find domain Controller for this domain

Doswelk (IS/IT--Management)
9 Nov 05 6:35
I am having the very same problem as listed a little further down the list.

Domain A needs to trust domain B.

I have created a LMHOSTS file on PDCA and I have imported the LMHOSTS file into the WINS server that the PDC looks at.

If I type net view /domain:DomainB it lists all the servers on that domain. If I tracert route or ping the PDC on Domain B all is sucessful.

(Very ocassionally I get "System error 53 has occurred" when typing the New view command, but as soon I repeat the Net View it works.

The IT company that supports Domain B have completed the configuration at their end and have created a password for the trust to use.

When I go into User Manager and open the Trust Relationships and try to add the trust I get the error message "Could not find domain controller for this domain"

But if I type the wrong password I get "The password is incorrect"

It has me stumped does anyone have any ideas?
SilviaS (TechnicalUser)
15 Nov 05 9:01
Is there a record in your LMHOSTS / Wins database that point to the domain controller that can not be found
Doswelk (IS/IT--Management)
16 Nov 05 11:01
Nope, I cannot find an incorrect entry....
SilviaS (TechnicalUser)
16 Nov 05 11:29
So there is no entry ?

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