join xp to 2k domain, trust of domain controler failed
From: Todd (toddcraig@ozemail.com.au)
Date: 03/04/03
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From: "Todd" <toddcraig@ozemail.com.au> Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2003 02:18:29 -0800
Hi
When you origionally joined your XP client to the W2K
domain you would have been logged on as the Administrator
to the XP Client. my experiance it wants you to confirm
you are the adminsitrator with a admin password when you
join the domain.
Aftrer that, you can either log on locally to the XP
client or log on to the domain with any user that has
been created on the W2K server.
Typically you would only have one administrator user
created on the XP client. and keep the password safe.
Hope this helps,
Todd
>-----Original Message-----
>I am joinning a xp pro to 2k server.
>the 2k is domain controller with active dir and dns.
>I am using the local adm account of xp to logon the xp.
>then I used network id wizard to join the domain.
>When prompted with domain user, i entered a user of
domain
>admin group, and used a new computer name as the
computer
>account name in the domain.
>the domain user was successfully authenticated by domain
>controller. However the domain user are not successfully
>added to the xp's local account, xp give me a message
says
>that the trust relationship between the workstation and
>primary domain failed.
>
>However, the computer account was successfully added to
>the domain controler, and I can then logon from the xp
>using domain account. I can also view domain resource by
>explorer. But when I tryed to view the xp from domain
>controler, i got message says "the computer can not be
>accessed from the workstation".
>
>Thanks very much for any help, I even reinstalled xp
>without any luck.
>
>.
>
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