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in article BC4FBB87.35777%cslittle at mac.com, Chris Little at cslittle at mac.com wrote on 2/11/04 10:59 AM: > in article 88j420pmv768eg2bpn1db2im6hes91d1p6 at 4ax.com, Tony Hoyle at > tmh at nodomain.org wrote on 2/5/04 9:13 AM: > >> On Thu, 5 Feb 2004 14:14:25 +0100, "Mathieu Veurman" >> <MVeurman at seagull.nl> wrote: >> >>> "As long as you have a trust relationship, it'll work." >>> >>> That's the problem. We have a trust relationship, but it doesn't work. >>> >> Install the resource kit and try: >> >> nltest /dctrust:<domain> >> >> ..which will verify the trust account. >> >> The documentation (and a quick search of google) definately confirms >> what I've seen to be true in the past - the correct way to resolve >> trust accounts is to call NetGetAnyDCName. >> >> With an Active Directory forest I should really be calling >> DsGetDCName, but that has issues for NT4. >> > > I'm having the same problem as Mathieu in that people from other trusted > domains can't login using pserver. > > We have an NT4 server PDC and our CVSNT server runs on a Windows 2000 > server. > > I tracked down nltest and ran it on the server. If I do a > > nltest /trusted_domains > > It list all of the trusted domains but when I run > > nltest /dctrust:<domain> > > I get the error > > NetGetAnyDCName failed: Status 1355 0x54b ERROR_NO_SUCH_DOMAIN > > Are we getting this error because we're using a Windows 2000 server inside > an NT 4 domain setup and not active directory. > > As an aside, people are able to connect using sppi when they are using > Windows clients. People can access the file shares as well. > > Chris > I upgraded our cvsnt server from 2.0.14 to 2.0.25 and it has fixed our pserver log in issues. I looked at the code in win32.c and it looks like there was a significant rework of the authentication code. Chris