I have trust relationship issues in rejoining an XP pro client back to the
SBS 2003 domain. Don't really know how the client became unjoined from the
domain but it is. I have tried all I know to do, but either I get a network
error (non specific) or trust relationship error.

When I use the http://sbsservername/ConnectComputer from IE 8.0, I am unable
to execute the wizard however when I do the
https://sbsservername/ConnectComputer the wizard launches as normal but the
end result is the workstation does not join the domain. Help.... Thanks!

On Tue, 3 Nov 2009 10:35:55 -0500, "Sterling Duncan"
<s.duncan@newsgroup> wrote:

>I have trust relationship issues in rejoining an XP pro client back to the
>SBS 2003 domain. Don't really know how the client became unjoined from the
>domain but it is. I have tried all I know to do, but either I get a network
>error (non specific) or trust relationship error.
>
>When I use the http://sbsservername/ConnectComputer from IE 8.0, I am unable
>to execute the wizard however when I do the
>https://sbsservername/ConnectComputer the wizard launches as normal but the
>end result is the workstation does not join the domain. Help.... Thanks!

Why not justaadd it the manual way? Control Panel > System > Computer
name. Stick it in a workgroup and reboot. Then put it in the domain.

I manage nearly a dozen SBS2003 and R2 networks, with roughly 200
computers. And I've not used the ConnectComputer tool for any of them.
Sure, no doubt it's the preferred way. But you won't go wrong doing it
manually. Just remember to move the computer into the correct OU.

HTH,



Jim

Sterling Duncan wrote:

> I have trust relationship issues in rejoining an XP pro client back
> to the SBS 2003 domain. Don't really know how the client became
> unjoined from the domain but it is. I have tried all I know to do,
> but either I get a network error (non specific) or trust relationship
> error.

Some more details might help like eventid's, ipconfig/all, etc.

Is this the only workstation you have had this problem with or are there
others? Did you delete the original computer object in ad or 'reset' the
computer account before rejoining?

>
> When I use the http://sbsservername/ConnectComputer from IE 8.0, I am
> unable to execute the wizard however when I do the
> https://sbsservername/ConnectComputer the wizard launches as normal
> but the end result is the workstation does not join the domain.
> Help.... Thanks!

--
/kj

Thanks to all who responded to my issue. However, here is the link to the
"culprit" After I completed the "scalable Networking" life was good again.
http://simultaneouspancakes.com/Less...bs-2003/Thanks -SD"kj [SBS MVP]" <KevinJ.SBS@newsgroup> wrote in messagenews:eeNSNJKXKHA.5368@newsgroup> Sterling Duncan wrote:>> I have trust relationship issues in rejoining an XP pro client back>> to the SBS 2003 domain. Don't really know how the client became>> unjoined from the domain but it is. I have tried all I know to do,>> but either I get a network error (non specific) or trust relationship>> error.>> Some more details might help like eventid's, ipconfig/all, etc.>> Is this the only workstation you have had this problem with or are thereothers? Did you delete the original computer object in ad or 'reset' thecomputer account before rejoining?>>>>>> When I use the http://sbsservername/ConnectComputer from IE 8.0, I am>> unable to execute the wizard however when I do the>> https://sbsservername/ConnectComputer the wizard launches as normal>> but the end result is the workstation does not join the domain.>> Help.... Thanks!>> --> /kj>