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by tysonmathews
by ctmoore1998
by clpadmin
Your SP4 might be using 40-bit encryption while the SP5 is using 128-bit encryption. Obtain the SP4 128-bit version from Microsoft at:
by ctmoore1998
by craig
by ctmoore1998
by mdavis
Are you logged in with an account that has admin rights? Make sure you log in as a Domain Admin. Are you setting a password on these trust relationships that you're trying to create? It is possible to set a password on the trust relationship. You will not be able to create the trust unless the opposite side types the same password. Passwords for trusts are case sensitive. Doesn't sound like a Service Pack issue to me though!
Good luck.
by ctmoore1998
by mdavis
One other thought. Make sure you're typing your domain names correctly. To create a trust where Domain1 trusts Domain2, go to User Mangler on Domain2. Under "Trusting Domains" type Domain1, give it a password if you wish. Open User manager on Domain2, under "Trusted Domains" type Domain2. Type in the password that you typed on the previous step. If a trust can be created, it should give you a confirmation message. This relationship means that users in Domain2 can access resources in Domain1 if they have been given permission.
Hope this helps.
by ctmoore1998
by ctmoore1998
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