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The trust relationship between the primary domain and the trusted domain failed.
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The trust relationship between the primary domain and t... - 19.Dec.2006 9:08:32 AM
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azog
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Joined: 10.Oct.2002
From: Morris County, NJ
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I searched this forum for this message, and found a few that are "close but not close enough". When I try to access the Users Toolbox in my Firewall Policy, I get error 0x800706fc, the trust relationship failed. The ISA 2004 server is in the same (single) domain as the domain controllers. I can login via both RDP and at the console itself, and can run the Users and Computers snapin and do all the domain admin tasks I need to do, so I figure that the "trust" is good. I can run nltest, and everything from that comes back good. I even did the nltest /sc_reset, Just In Case. I run dsdiag, and that comes back good, too. No domain GPO is applied to these servers. There are no DNS or WINS server on the external interface. At this point, I'm kinda stumped. Any ideas? I'd prefer NOT to pull this out of the domain (it's actually a cluster), because that'll break all my users permissions.
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RE: The trust relationship between the primary domain a... - 20.Dec.2006 7:10:35 PM
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Jason Jones
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Kinda sounds like the only option is to remove it from the domain and re-join. I have had to do this on a few occasions when I have seen similar symptoms. Not ideal, sorry...
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RE: The trust relationship between the primary domain a... - 21.Dec.2006 5:07:58 AM
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azog
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Joined: 10.Oct.2002
From: Morris County, NJ
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I was able to get a workaround. I'm not able to manage my existing "Internet" group in the ISA server, but I was able to create a new group, add users from the domain to it, and then add that to the existing policy. That kinda made me sit back and think. I can't manage my previously defined groups, but I can add new groups with users in that same domain. As it turns out, there is an externally managed domain with a two-way trust, but it was decommissioned about a month ago. Nobody told me, so all the definations and so on were still all over the place. Some of those external users are in the group I cannot manage. I wonder if having this dead two-way trust is causing me grief? I've not yet yanked it out of AD Domains&Trusts yet.
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