We (AUS) have a trust relationship with another domain
(UK). This is a two way trust that is not transitive.

We would like to create a couple of groups here in AUS
that we can then grant access to certain facilities and
populate the groups with uses from the UK domain.
When I create the group I can see no way of adding users
from the UK domain to the group.

Our domain (AUS) is still in mixed mode.
The UK domain is in native mode.

Can we do what we would like to do?
Would it be possible if the AUS domain was in native mode?

Thanks,
Svend.

make a local group, then add members form other domain into a universal group to transport across domains. add universal group to local group

----- Svend wrote: ----

We (AUS) have a trust relationship with another domain
(UK). This is a two way trust that is not transitive

We would like to create a couple of groups here in AUS
that we can then grant access to certain facilities and
populate the groups with uses from the UK domain
When I create the group I can see no way of adding users
from the UK domain to the group

Our domain (AUS) is still in mixed mode
The UK domain is in native mode

Can we do what we would like to do
Would it be possible if the AUS domain was in native mode

Thanks
Svend

Universal groups aren't available in a mixed mode domain

Kerry

"mac.coleman" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:F311CDCF-8E67-4038-9844-(E-Mail Removed)...
> make a local group, then add members form other domain into a universal
> group to transport across domains. add universal group to local group.
>
> ----- Svend wrote: -----
>
> We (AUS) have a trust relationship with another domain
> (UK). This is a two way trust that is not transitive.
>
> We would like to create a couple of groups here in AUS
> that we can then grant access to certain facilities and
> populate the groups with uses from the UK domain.
> When I create the group I can see no way of adding users
> from the UK domain to the group.
>
> Our domain (AUS) is still in mixed mode.
> The UK domain is in native mode.
>
> Can we do what we would like to do?
> Would it be possible if the AUS domain was in native mode?
>
> Thanks,
> Svend.
>
>

Thanks heaps.

I'd actually being trying to use a Global group all along.

Since you suggested it I've found I can add users from the
UK domain to a Domain Local group in the AUS domain.

This will do what we want.

Thanks heaps.

Svend.



>-----Original Message-----
>Universal groups aren't available in a mixed mode domain
>
>Kerry
>
>"mac.coleman" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote
in message
>news:F311CDCF-8E67-4038-9844-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> make a local group, then add members form other domain
into a universal
>> group to transport across domains. add universal group
to local group.
>>
>> ----- Svend wrote: -----
>>
>> We (AUS) have a trust relationship with another
domain
>> (UK). This is a two way trust that is not
transitive.
>>
>> We would like to create a couple of groups here in
AUS
>> that we can then grant access to certain facilities
and
>> populate the groups with uses from the UK domain.
>> When I create the group I can see no way of adding
users
>> from the UK domain to the group.
>>
>> Our domain (AUS) is still in mixed mode.
>> The UK domain is in native mode.
>>
>> Can we do what we would like to do?
>> Would it be possible if the AUS domain was in
native mode?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Svend.
>>
>>
>
>
>.
>