Configure the management center for Cross-Domain-Trust Step 3: Resolve Issues
The final step in setting up cross-domain trust in the management center is to make sure users and groups are downloaded without errors. A typical reason why users and groups do not download properly is that the realms to which they belong have not been downloaded to the management center.
This topic discusses how to diagnose that a group referred in one forest to cannot be downloaded because the realm is not configured to find the group in the domain controller hierarchy.
Before you begin
Procedure
Step 1 | Log in to the management center if you have not already done so. |
Step 2 | Click . In the Realms column, if Yellow Triangle () is displayed next to the name of a realm, you have issues that must be resolved. If not, your results are configured properly and you can quit. |
Step 3 | Download users and groups again from the realms that display issues.
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Step 4 | Click the Sync Results tab page. If the Yellow
Triangle () is displayed in the Realms column, click Yellow
Triangle () next to the realm that has issues. |
Step 5 | In the middle column, click either Groups or Users to find more information. |
Step 6 | In the Groups or Users tab page, click Yellow Triangle () to display more information. The right column should display enough information you can isolate the source of the issue. In the preceding example, forest.example.com includes a cross-domain group CrossForestInvalidGroup that contains another group EastMarketingUsers that was not downloaded by the management center. If, after synchronizing the eastforest.example.com realm again, the error does not resolve, it likely means that the Active Directory domain controller does not include EastMarketingUsers . To resolve this issue, you can:
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