aordal wrote: Good luck! I'm booked tomorrow as well so maybe we'll be able to congrats each other =D
Graham_84 wrote: I passed this one quite easily with 920, i honestly think its luck of draw but have failed 3 times on the design one!! 70-297! Avoid if you are taking path to MCSE. Good luck next time. But dont beat yourself. You could have done an exam straight after and got 800+ all depends what topics your stronger at.
aordal wrote: D'oh. You'll get it next time. I just got back to work. Passed with a 891 though. But you are right, it is trixy.
mr2nut wrote: I now have 2 seperate domains (both on a 10.0.0.x range) with a trust going between the two domains. I have created a domain local group in testdomain1, and i'm trying to nest a global group from testdomain2 for users to access some resources. Both domain and forest functional levels have been raised to 2003 but for some reason, when I try query the other domain for the users and groups, it just searches and searches and brings up no objects. It's almost as if it's a permission problem but a two way trust is in place?
dynamik wrote: mr2nut wrote: I now have 2 seperate domains (both on a 10.0.0.x range) with a trust going between the two domains. I have created a domain local group in testdomain1, and i'm trying to nest a global group from testdomain2 for users to access some resources. Both domain and forest functional levels have been raised to 2003 but for some reason, when I try query the other domain for the users and groups, it just searches and searches and brings up no objects. It's almost as if it's a permission problem but a two way trust is in place? Is DNS setup right? Can you ping the other machine by its FQDN? This should help you with your group questions: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc755692.aspx
UncleCid wrote: I don't want to sound silly, but what does "DG" stand for? You think maybe it could be a Global Catalog issue?
UncleCid wrote: You can check the Global catalog status by right clicking the ntds settings of your servers on the sites and services snap in. You go to the properties dialog box. When you are looking for these users/groups are you changing the "location" to the domain where they are being replicated? Don't you need to do that when capturing "foriegn" Active Directory objects in another domain? Is there anything else that they are unable to do?
UncleCid wrote: Have you tried validating your trusts? If your trusts are not validating then that could definitely be the problem.