I recently removed some old domain trusts from our root domain. I used AD Domain and Trusts to remove the 4 legacy trusts. This was done on our PDC DC (2008 R2). I removed the trusts normally without any error messages. After allowing some time for replication to occur on our other domains controllers (4 2003 R2 DCs and 2 other 2008 R2 DCs).

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Additional trusts can be manually created using the Active. As well as a Domain Naming Master FSMO that may be configured using Active Directory Domains and Trusts console. Similarly, each domain contains a. You should verify the addition of the AD services and DNS SRV records. You can remove AD from a DC by running the Configure. Remove the trust from AD domain & trust console, delete the trust.You can also remove trust information from the ADSIEDIT.MSC tool as below. Right-click the Trust Domain object, and then click Delete. Let me know if this resolves your issue! You can also use netdom command to remove the same.

I changed the active domain controller on AD Domain and Trusts to the other 6 domain controllers to verify that the trust relationships have been removed. The 2003 R2 DCs all showed the correct trust relationships, however the two 2008 R2 domain controllers still shows the old trusts. So I went to NTDSUTIL and NETDOM to verify if the trusts still existed but they do not. Toyota innova service manual download pdf.

Workstation and servers no longer have the old trusts in the domain drop down list. I'm pretty sure that the trusts have been removed. I'm just wondering why they still show up on the 2008 R2 DC but not on the other boxes? Also the Remove button is faded out on the 2 DCs so I cannot remove them from the list that way. When I click on the Properties of the trust it gives me the following error message: 'A Trusted-Domain object cannot be found for the trust to domain.

The trust may have removed by another user.' Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated. The issue is not impacting anything that I know of, but I would just like to make sure that it is nice and clean and that there is no remnant data left behind. Hi, Thank you for your reply. If you use ADSIEDIT tool on Windows 2008 R2 DC, can you see theses trust object? You can locate and expand the node named CN=System.

In the right pane, use the Class column to identify all objects with a type of trustedDomain. To get more information regarding the specifics of a given trust, right-click the object, and then click Properties. Click Both in the Select which properties to view box.

Different data about the trust is kept in several key attributes of each trustedDomain object. The following are the key attributes to select in the Select a property to view box and their meanings: flatName: Contains the NetBIOS name of the domain for this Trust. TrustDirection: Contains the direction of the established trust relationship. 0=Disabled 1=Inbound (Trusting Domain) 2=Outbound (Trusted Domain) 3=Both (Trusted and Trusting) Regards, Wilson Jia This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, and confers no rights. Please click 'Mark as Answer' when you get the correct reply to your question. Hi, Thank you for posting in Windows Server Forum. Based on your description, I understand that you are experiencing an issue with removing trust on Windows 2008 DC.