Multiple Domains

[To-M]

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[muurman]

We need multiple domains because we have virtualized multiple domains of customers .
We want to give our customers their own fileshare on one open-e storage. So that one open-e storage should have the users from multiple domains.

[netsyphon]

We need multiple domains because we have virtualized multiple domains of customers .
We want to give our customers their own fileshare on one open-e storage. So that one open-e storage should have the users from multiple domains.

did you at least establish a 1 way trust from the domain that the DSS is "joined" to one of your customer domains?

maybe even make your root domain as example:
isp.lan - join your open-e to this domain
create "child domain" for each customer - example: customer1.isp.lan
then establish the proper trust relationship, 1 or 2 way..

just some ideas.. but i have SAMBA servers that understand trusted relationships in our AD domain, so its possible!

[njb]

I've established a two way trust.
In Windows I can access a server share with an user from another domain. (and its possible to manage the security rights).

If I want to join the dss to one of the domains, the dss can read the users from one domain, but not from the other.

what to do?

[Rob Koelmans]

Hi there,

We have the latest updates, but it's still not working. We narrowed the problem down a bit.

We have shares through ADS from from the DSS in the first domain. For every account from that domain it's working (server and pc's). The 2nd domain server can use any share from the first domain server exept the ones from the DSS.

In the first domain we have a security group 'Domain2DomainUsers'. '\\Domain2\Domain Users' is a member. We see the group in the list on the DSS and gave it the proper rights. To be sure we made a group 'Domain1DomainUsers' with member '\\Domain1\Domain Users' and gave 'Domain Users' of Doman1 access-rights indirectly. That works fine.

So we closed the problem in from both sides. For the second domain it should be totally transparant what kind of share it is in Domain1. The DSS and the servers are all in the same ip-segment. It's stating a rights violation error.

Kind regards,
Rob Koelmans
MetaMicro Automatisering BV