can the user connect to a non-Samba resource in org.company.com?

if so, I'd focus on analysing the Network traffic between the
Samba-Server and the Client and go from there. Likely something missing
on the Samba side.

/Guido

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Happy
Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 6:15 PM
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Subject: [ActiveDir] Cross-domain authentication problem?

Dear ActiveDir colleagues:

I am connected to the network hosting the org.company.com domain. 
org.domain.com is the root of a Windows 2000 forest.  There is a one-way
trust from org.domain.com to domain.com.

I have a workstation in the company.com domain and am logged in as a
user in the company.com domain.  Company.com is the root of a distinct
Windows Server 2003 forest.

When I attempt to connect from that workstation to a Samba server which
is a member of the org.company.com domain using an org.company.com user
account's credentials, several things happen:

(1) the org.company.com domain controller returns
NT_STATUS_WRONG_PASSWORD to the Samba server for the org.company.com
user
(2) my company.com account (frequently) becomes locked out after
multiple attempts

What is happening?  Why?  If it's unclear, how should I diagnose the
problem further.  If it's a "no-brainer," how can I correct the problem?

Warmly,

--Pete Thomas

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