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SID History and Source Resources

rreda
over 7 years ago

I am testing migrations with a few test accounts and I log on to a source workstation with a source account and I can access home drive and shares. I then migrated the same account, logged onto a source workstation with the target account and can no longer access home drive or shares, get access denied message.

I am in a full forest trust, I can see the SID history on the target object. By Dell's doc I do not have to run the netdom command to disable sid filtering in a forest trust. But obviously the SID is not being accepted by the source from the target account.  Any ideas?

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  • 0 over 7 years ago

    I am reading the documentation in the 8.12 install guide under prerequisites and it states here:

    Disabling SID Filtering

    By default, SID filtering is turned on.

    Note: You do not need to disable SID filtering if you have established a forest trust between source and target forest.

    I do have a full 2 way forest trust.

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  • 0 over 7 years ago

    I am reading the documentation in the 8.12 install guide under prerequisites and it states here:

    Disabling SID Filtering

    By default, SID filtering is turned on.

    Note: You do not need to disable SID filtering if you have established a forest trust between source and target forest.

    I do have a full 2 way forest trust.

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