Ms Windows Network - device not connected
I have setup two domain controllers on separate sites connected via LevelOne routers on a wireless link backbone. I have setup a domain trust between the two servers and am able to authenticate users from either site without any problems.
I have setup two domain controllers on separate sites connected via LevelOne routers on a wireless link backbone. I have setup a domain trust between the two servers and am able to authenticate users from either site without any problems. My biggest problem is that i cannot populate the network, under MS windows, of an individual domain(site) from a separate domain(site) and yet it lists it in the available networks. Please advise me on what i may have or is missing in my configurations.
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I have setup two domain controllers on separate sites connected via LevelOne routers on a wireless link backbone. I have setup a domain trust between the two servers and am able to authenticate users from either site without any problems. My biggest problem is that i cannot populate the network, under MS windows, of an individual domain(site) from a separate domain(site) and yet it lists it in the available networks. Please advise me on what i may have or is missing in my configurations.
I am running MS Server 2003 Enterprise Edition on both servers. Authentication is thru Active directory on each server. All workstations are running Windows XP professional edition.
I have enabled logging into either domain regardless of site ie. independent of sub net constraints by using AD. I use TCP/IP protocols on my network.
I am running MS Server 2003 Enterprise Edition on both servers. Authentication is thru Active directory on each server. All workstations are running Windows XP professional edition.
I have enabled logging into either domain regardless of site ie. independent of sub net constraints by using AD. I use TCP/IP protocols on my network.