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Hello,
I just built a new Windows XP Pro SP3 notebook remotely from home and was
able to connect remotely to my work Windows 2003 Server domain via Cisco VPN
and join the notebook to my domain successfully. Afterwards I restarted,
connected the VPN again & tried to add my domain credentials to User Accounts
in Control Panel but get the following error:
THE TRUST RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THIS WORKSTATION AND THE PRIMARY DOMAIN FAILED.
I also get the error when I just try to logon to the notebook itself using
my domain credentials. I have already tried making the notebook back to part
of the local workgroup instead of my work domain, removed the computer name
from AD, re-joined the domain but still get the error when I try to add my
user account.
I know I can resolve the issue by performing all the steps once inside my
PIX but is there a workaround remotely?
Thanks....
I just built a new Windows XP Pro SP3 notebook remotely from home and was
able to connect remotely to my work Windows 2003 Server domain via Cisco VPN
and join the notebook to my domain successfully. Afterwards I restarted,
connected the VPN again & tried to add my domain credentials to User Accounts
in Control Panel but get the following error:
THE TRUST RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THIS WORKSTATION AND THE PRIMARY DOMAIN FAILED.
I also get the error when I just try to logon to the notebook itself using
my domain credentials. I have already tried making the notebook back to part
of the local workgroup instead of my work domain, removed the computer name
from AD, re-joined the domain but still get the error when I try to add my
user account.
I know I can resolve the issue by performing all the steps once inside my
PIX but is there a workaround remotely?
Thanks....