Resolution
fact
Directory and Resource Administrator 7.5
symptom
How do I get a NT 4.0 domain to show correctly on a secondary DRA server?
symptom
Why doesn't my secondary DRA server list my NT 4.0 domain?
symptom
cause
Directory and Resource Administrator is set to omit the NT 4.0 domain on the secondary DRA server.
fix
note
Warning: Be careful when editing your Windows Registry. If there is an error in your Registry, your computer may become nonfunctional. If an error occurs, you can restore the Registry to its state when you last successfully started your computer. For more information, see the Help for the Windows Registry Editor.
Directory and Resource Administrator 7.5
symptom
How do I get a NT 4.0 domain to show correctly on a secondary DRA server?
symptom
Why doesn't my secondary DRA server list my NT 4.0 domain?
symptom
Why doesn't DRA recognize my NT4 domain?
cause
Directory and Resource Administrator is set to omit the NT 4.0 domain on the secondary DRA server.
fix
To enable the NT 4.0 domain:
- Open the Delegation and Configuration Console (DCC).
- Expand Configuration Management and select Managed Domains.
- Select the managed domain in the List pane.
- In the Details pane, click Trusted Domains.
- Right-click the domain and select Properties.
- Click the General tab.
- If the Omit Trusted Domain check box is present, clear the checkbox and click OK.
- If the Omit Trusted Domain check box or the domain itself are missing, complete the following steps:
- Click Start > Run.
- Type
regedit
and press Enter. - Expand HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Mission Critical Software\OnePoint\Administration\Modules\Accounts\Domains.DNS\Domain Name where Domain Name is the name of the domain you want DRA to recognize.
- In the right pane, find the
Omit
key and change its Value data from1
to0
. - Close regedit.
- Stop and restart the NetIQ Administration Service.
This process will remove theOmit
flag for the missing domain and allow Directory and Resource Administrator to display it correctly within the DCC.
note
Warning: Be careful when editing your Windows Registry. If there is an error in your Registry, your computer may become nonfunctional. If an error occurs, you can restore the Registry to its state when you last successfully started your computer. For more information, see the Help for the Windows Registry Editor.
Additional Information
Formerly known as NETIQKB51372