Creating new users, Help!

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I'm working on a network that's running AD. There are 2 servers (we'll say A & B). A is the Domain Controller. In the past, a new user was created on A, and they could access B. About 3 weeks ago the company switch T1 administrators and added a new firewall. Since then, while 'old' users can access B. Any new user created on A cannot access B. When I attempt to investigate, I see that RPC has been started on both machines (I cannot stop or restart them though), yet when I try to check the Replication Topology on each machine when referencing the other, I get a RPC server is unavailable error.

Would anyone have an idea as to the cause of this problem, and more importantly a way to fix it?

Thanks much
 
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Tim Hines [MSFT]

You should verify that the firewall is not blocking RPC. This is typically
the cause. The following paper should help you configure the firewall to
allow AD replication traffic.
http://www.microsoft.com/serviceproviders/columns/config_ipsec_P63623.asp


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Windows 2000 Directory Services

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Rob said:
I'm working on a network that's running AD. There are 2 servers (we'll
say A & B). A is the Domain Controller. In the past, a new user was
created on A, and they could access B. About 3 weeks ago the company switch
T1 administrators and added a new firewall. Since then, while 'old' users
can access B. Any new user created on A cannot access B. When I attempt to
investigate, I see that RPC has been started on both machines (I cannot stop
or restart them though), yet when I try to check the Replication Topology on
each machine when referencing the other, I get a RPC server is unavailable
error.
 

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