I have three windows 2000 domains with one way trusts established
between domains. A and B trust C for example. Domain A has multiple
web servers and users can supply logon credentials from Domain C and
successfully logon to the machines. I have just installed a another
server with Windows 2003 Web Edition in Domain A. The 2003 server will only
allow
users to logon with credentials from domain A when using the Remote Desktop
client. When selecting Domain C
for example (using the logon to: drop down box) the server accepts the
credentials then after a few seconds displays the following error:
The system cannot log you on due to the following error: The specified
domain does not exist or cannot be located.
I also log event ID 1219 in the event viewer: Logon rejected for
Domain C\User. Unable to obtain Terminal Server User Configuration.
Error: The specified domain either does not exist or could not be
contacted.
I can authenticate to the 2003 server using credentials from a the trusted
domain (Domain C)
when I logon using the console. It seems to be a limitation of remote
desktop sharing. From what I can gather Windows 2003 uses remote desktop
sharing in place of
terminal services administration mode. Terminal services in Windows
2003 only operates in Application mode. Does anyone know if I am on
the right track? Are there limitations concerning Remote Desktop
sharing. Our servers are located in a NOC and we need to be able to access
them remotely using credentials from a trusted domain.
Thanks,
Lonnie
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