Actually, on that note, maybe someone can help me here today. It is an NT
List issue, but unfortunately, a technical error was made by the company down
the hall to do with regenerating a RAID 5 volume with the Exchange Services
running, and my NT List mails have bounced back to Sunbelt all week as a result,
prompting them to put that on hold. As loads of you are on both lists, I figured
what the heck, hopefully Monday will see that resolved, but in the mean time I
am kinda stuck.
Anyways, there is another casino right next door, and we are very
friendly with them. So much so that we have set up a trust between our two very
different forests. (two external one way trusts). One of our people will be
working nights in their office, and I would love to allow him to use one of
their machines to log onto our LAN. We have connected one of our DC's each by
adding a second NIC, and using a 10.x.x.x subnet. We have done all sorts of
poking and prodding, and I don;t want to make a huge list of what was and wasn't
done, so perhaps a simple list will give you an idea, then another list of what
we can and cannot do.
- both machines are configured as routers
- both machines can ping the other's 'internal' IP Address
- the trust is verified on both sides
- both machines routing tables have had each others internal net ID added
- I am not sure how to create sites in this instance as we are working in two separate forests
- I can add my cohorts account to local admins on my domain, he cannot see any user accounts in our domain
- I can log onto his domain from only the machine with a physical connection to their LAN, and no others, likewise on their side (Domain Controller Could Not Be Contacted)
- he can see all of my machines in network places, but can only connect to my DC, I can only see his DC in network places
- I can ping any machine on his LAN
- he cannot ping anything but my DC
- I can open any of his AD Admin tools by right clicking and selecting choose DOMAIN/FOREST/DOMAIN CONTROLLER, he cannot do the same in reverse
So,
what am I missing in getting these two forests working together here. I want to
go back to England for Christmas, and it would be great if he could cover for me
from his office while I am away.
Q
Articles, suggestions, other links, and beer other than amstel would be
useful
Thanks
in advance, and sorry to put an NT issue on the Exchange list, but it was an
Exchange Admin failure that caused my NT List mails to bounce
:-)
Clayton Doige
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Subject: RE: OWA exchange2KOpen port 80 or 443 (SSL)?That is about the best you are going to get without being a bit more descriptive. Remember its Sunday. We don't work to hard.List Charter and FAQ at:-----Original Message-----
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Subject: OWA exchange2KI can not access mail via OWA to my exchange server. I have Raptor Firewall 6.5 with the httpd patch installed. Any suggestions?Chris Jamison
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