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11.11.2008 at 09:39AM PST, ID: 23895285
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Continually losing trust relationship with primary domain

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I have set up a new Win Server 2003 domain controller to support some machines that will have 3 different user accounts log on and off them regularly. The different accounts have different permissions to do things on the server. I am setting up one machine at the moment then I am going to ghost the final set up to 3 more machines. I have all the bugs worked out but one.

The problem I keep running into is I am losing the trust relationship with the domain regularly. The server is a pretty basic setup with default DNS. I am not sure why this is happening, any suggestions?
 
 
 
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