the trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed
Hi, we have a workstation (6 nos) & domain server with both primary and secondary servers connected to the domain. The system was commissioned in 2017. everything was fine but recently an issue is being observed and now it has become very frequent.
At any time any workstation or servers will go out of domain & when we try to connect to it, it shows the following error "the trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed". Randomly it is happening and after 2-3 days, workstation or server will rejoin domain automatically and will be accessible. Can anyone let us know what can be done to avoid this. The screenshot is attached for reference.
At any time any workstation or servers will go out of domain & when we try to connect to it, it shows the following error "the trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed". Randomly it is happening and after 2-3 days, workstation or server will rejoin domain automatically and will be accessible. Can anyone let us know what can be done to avoid this. The screenshot is attached for reference.
Asked 1 month ago
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Domain Trust issues are typically caused by issues changing passwords, issues with DNS and problems with Time Synch. Guessing at what might be wrong is a fools game.
Examine the error logs in the affected workstations and the domain Controllers. Google whatever errors you find.
Examine the error logs in the affected workstations and the domain Controllers. Google whatever errors you find.
Answered 1 month ago
by ParthibanT Rank: 42 on 2/24/2021 4:47:27 AM | Like (0) | Report
Check domain primary and secondary servers are in sync. If secondary domain server is acting as separate domain server, this kind of issues may occur. This is MS Windows bug, it occurs after certain number of days (lets say 720 days apprx).
by Yoginder.K.Singh Rank: 26 on 2/24/2021 8:02:10 PM | Like (0) | Report
Hi parthiban. The systems are in sync. How we can clear this issue.
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