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Hi,
Here's an question that I have. Server 1 is in domain A, and Server 2 in
domain 2.
When I go to server 1 and use "domain.msc" and setup a trust relationship
with server 2.
An error message came up and said . "RPC server is unavailable."
I went to services and stop RPC and start again, still have that error
message came.
Can somebody help me on this??
When I setup a DNS , I tried to name Server 1 called "boy"
server 2 is "girl".
do I need to set those up back to boy.com and girl.com instead of only
called that to be a "boy" domain?
That's just what I guess. I am not sure is right....Thank you.
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| Laura A. Robinson 2002-07-26, 7:25 pm |
| circa Fri, 26 Jul 2002 15:13:28 -0700, in
microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse, Sara (vaio9003@yahoo.com) said,
> Hi,
>
> Here's an question that I have. Server 1 is in domain A, and Server 2 in
> domain 2.
> When I go to server 1 and use "domain.msc" and setup a trust relationship
> with server 2.
> An error message came up and said . "RPC server is unavailable."
> I went to services and stop RPC and start again, still have that error
> message came.
> Can somebody help me on this??
>
> When I setup a DNS , I tried to name Server 1 called "boy"
> server 2 is "girl".
>
> do I need to set those up back to boy.com and girl.com instead of only
> called that to be a "boy" domain?
>
> That's just what I guess. I am not sure is right....Thank you.
>
RPC errors in the circumstances you describe are usually indicative
of DNS or other name resolution problems. With that said, I can't
help you much more beyond that as I can't really figure out how your
domains are structured and you've not identified whether they're 2000
domains, whether they're in the same forest and why you're trying to
establish a manual trust.
Laura
--
One man's mundane and boring existence is another man's Technicolor.
-Tick, Strange Days
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