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I''m having a problem with a trust relationship between Wndows 2003(SP1) and
Windows 2000 (SP4). Does anyone have a resolution? My Windows 2000 domain
can't see the windows 2003 domain. They get a message no logon server
available. They both are running DNS for there own domain. Both having a
primary of itself and secondary is opposite domain controllers.
They are both on the same segment.

When I try to validate from the 2003 server to the 2000 server I get the
following error message: Windows cannot find a domain controller for the
DC-M.com domain. Verify that a DC is available and then try again.
I had it working and it just stopped.

Please help

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Do you have WINS installed and configured? Both DC's from both domains need
access to the same WINS database.

I believe in order to setup an external trust, you require netbios name
resolution, fulfilled by the above.


"High tech user" <Hightechuser@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:496D5C93-5A05-4F6C-AACC-9792D64B62EC@microsoft.com...
> I''m having a problem with a trust relationship between Wndows 2003(SP1)
and
> Windows 2000 (SP4). Does anyone have a resolution? My Windows 2000 domain
> can't see the windows 2003 domain. They get a message no logon server
> available. They both are running DNS for there own domain. Both having a
> primary of itself and secondary is opposite domain controllers.
> They are both on the same segment.
>
> When I try to validate from the 2003 server to the 2000 server I get the
> following error message: Windows cannot find a domain controller for the
> DC-M.com domain. Verify that a DC is available and then try again.
> I had it working and it just stopped.
>
> Please help

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Or, you can use lmhosts files. Just make sure that the files are
'formatted' properly. Have not done any WIN2000 - WIN2003 trusts just yet.
Have for several WINNT 4.0 - WIN2000, though. I always use netdom - a
utility from the Support Tools to do this.

--
Cary W. Shultz
Roanoke, VA 24012
Microsoft Active Directory MVP

http://www.activedirectory-win2000.com
http://www.grouppolicy-win2000.com



"Andrew Story" <andrewDOTstoryATjameswalkerDOTbiz> wrote in message
news:ub0Bn0noFHA.1048@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> Do you have WINS installed and configured? Both DC's from both domains
> need
> access to the same WINS database.
>
> I believe in order to setup an external trust, you require netbios name
> resolution, fulfilled by the above.
>
>
> "High tech user" <Hightechuser@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:496D5C93-5A05-4F6C-AACC-9792D64B62EC@microsoft.com...
>> I''m having a problem with a trust relationship between Wndows 2003(SP1)
> and
>> Windows 2000 (SP4). Does anyone have a resolution? My Windows 2000
>> domain
>> can't see the windows 2003 domain. They get a message no logon server
>> available. They both are running DNS for there own domain. Both having a
>> primary of itself and secondary is opposite domain controllers.
>> They are both on the same segment.
>>
>> When I try to validate from the 2003 server to the 2000 server I get the
>> following error message: Windows cannot find a domain controller for the
>> DC-M.com domain. Verify that a DC is available and then try again.
>> I had it working and it just stopped.
>>
>> Please help
>
>

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