We are working with users that are a member of Domain A that need to be able
to communicate to their database in Domain B. Domain A server resides on
location along with their DC. Domain B will have the database that also
resides on location, but the DC is off site.

The problem is that we cannot setup a trust delegation since the Domain B
will not allow us to build one. So, is there a way to be able to allow users
on Domain A to still be able to get to the database even after their
passwords change and still be able to sync to Domain B either through a
certifcate or script of some sort?

Any light on this would be great. BTW, both domains are using Win2k3
servers and XP machines.

You are pretty far afield here, I'm afraid--this group is devoted to
installation issues with Windows Defender.

I'd recommend an AD related group, I think.

"Andy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> We are working with users that are a member of Domain A that need to be
> able
> to communicate to their database in Domain B. Domain A server resides on
> location along with their DC. Domain B will have the database that also
> resides on location, but the DC is off site.
>
> The problem is that we cannot setup a trust delegation since the Domain B
> will not allow us to build one. So, is there a way to be able to allow
> users
> on Domain A to still be able to get to the database even after their
> passwords change and still be able to sync to Domain B either through a
> certifcate or script of some sort?
>
> Any light on this would be great. BTW, both domains are using Win2k3
> servers and XP machines.