I think you have hammered the nail on the head with your assumption.
Trust relatioships !
You have a domain A-------> domain B scenario on the one hand and a
single domA ---->domB
<------
on the other hand .
Check it out .
You can ping all across the show cant you ?
Your DHCP & wins work ok ?
Check whats different between your two domain PDC's
Good luck
Olden
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Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2000 9:40 PM
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Subject: Cisco Internetworking with Microsoft
This is a little network problem, but I can not make it work.
There are two different subnets, each one with a cisco router running
only
IP. Between them, there is a point to point serial connection. The IP
connectivity between the two networks is OK.
In each network, there is a NT server (each one with a different domain
name), some NT workstations, and Win95/98 wkts..
In each network, the NT server is configured with WINS service and
local
DHCP service.
In one network, the users are working in a Domain, and in the other
network, users are working only in a Workgroup (without login in the
Domain).
>From the first network (users in Domain), I can not browse the workstation
of
the other side. From the second network (users in a Workgroup), I can browse
the
workstations of the other site using the Network Neighborhood..
I want to enable all the PCs (from both networks) to browse all the PCs
from both networks (using the Network Neighborhood) without changing too
much my
topology (ie. estabilishing domain trust relationships).. Does anyone have
an
ideia about this problem?
Tks and best rgds.
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