My network is configured as follows:
Windows 2000 Server is given a fixed IP address - 192.168.x.x. I have DHCP running from my firewall, Netscreen running as the DHCP server. DNS is installed as Active Directory integrated on Server A. WINS is not installed. I have two servers running in this environment. The first one is the PDC, Server A, and second one is also running Windows 2000 Server and Exchange 5.5 (mail server), Server B. The full DNS name is myserver.comanyname.com.
My problem is as follows:
I have a sister company located in Toronto also running Windows 2000, and they are on a separate domain from myself. I have configured a VPN tunnel between the two offices and I now need to setup a trust relationship between the two offices. In order for this to occur I realise I need the two server to comunicate with each other. I could ping by IP across the tunnel succesfully.
Within my domain I added a Standard Primary Zone and added a Hosts record with the remote site information. This allowed me to ping by name across the tunnel. However when I tried setting up the trust relationship I am getting the error "the domain of remote site name cannot be contacted".
What do I need to do to allow the two DNS server to communicate with each other across the tunnel to ensure that my trust works.
Can someone outline the necessary steps I need to follow to get this to work.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Windows 2000 Server is given a fixed IP address - 192.168.x.x. I have DHCP running from my firewall, Netscreen running as the DHCP server. DNS is installed as Active Directory integrated on Server A. WINS is not installed. I have two servers running in this environment. The first one is the PDC, Server A, and second one is also running Windows 2000 Server and Exchange 5.5 (mail server), Server B. The full DNS name is myserver.comanyname.com.
My problem is as follows:
I have a sister company located in Toronto also running Windows 2000, and they are on a separate domain from myself. I have configured a VPN tunnel between the two offices and I now need to setup a trust relationship between the two offices. In order for this to occur I realise I need the two server to comunicate with each other. I could ping by IP across the tunnel succesfully.
Within my domain I added a Standard Primary Zone and added a Hosts record with the remote site information. This allowed me to ping by name across the tunnel. However when I tried setting up the trust relationship I am getting the error "the domain of remote site name cannot be contacted".
What do I need to do to allow the two DNS server to communicate with each other across the tunnel to ensure that my trust works.
Can someone outline the necessary steps I need to follow to get this to work.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks