Deleting automatically created trusts
Dracula28
Member Posts: 232
I am not able to delete automatically created trusts. So my question is; are you able to delete those, or are the trusts that are automatically created between domains in a forest/tree, not deleteable?
I'm running 2008 R2, FFL is R2, and DFL is also R2. I open up AD Domains and Trusts, right click a domain, choose properties, and go to the Trusts tab. Then I choose a trust that has automatically been created, and the "remove" button is greyed out. It doesn't matter which credentials I am using (enterprise/domain admins).
I'm running 2008 R2, FFL is R2, and DFL is also R2. I open up AD Domains and Trusts, right click a domain, choose properties, and go to the Trusts tab. Then I choose a trust that has automatically been created, and the "remove" button is greyed out. It doesn't matter which credentials I am using (enterprise/domain admins).
Current certs: MCP (210) MCSA (270, 290, 291 and 680) MCTS (680, 640)
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Asif Dasl Member Posts: 2,116 ■■■■■■■■□□Probably can't delete them. Never tried to be honest. It would make sense seen as they are transitive trusts made on creation of the child domains.
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Dracula28 Member Posts: 232Probably can't delete them. Never tried to be honest. It would make sense seen as they are transitive trusts made on creation of the child domains.
Thanks for the answer Asif. Do you have pakistani background?
The trusts that are created automatically, such as the child to parent domain trust, and Tree root trusts, are trusts you can not delete. Say you have two trees:
Contoso.com (forest root domain) and treyresearch.net, and both the root domains have a child domain each, west.contoso.com, and east.treyresearch.net
On Treyresearch.net you will have trusts for contoso.com and east.treyresearch.net, but there will not be an explicit trust for west.contoso.com. That trust is implied only, as the trust between east.treyresearch.net and contoso.com is transitive.
Reading the mspress book, technet and labbing a lot, I've gotten a farily good understanding of this subject.Current certs: MCP (210) MCSA (270, 290, 291 and 680) MCTS (680, 640) -
Asif Dasl Member Posts: 2,116 ■■■■■■■■□□Thanks for the answer Asif. Do you have pakistani background?