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Setting up SCCM on multiple domains

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http://serverfault.com – In a lab environment, I am attempting to configure an SCCM server (2007) to be our patch solution across three different domains. DOMAIN A (domA.sample): The trusted domain. SCCM01 (Server) is on this network. DOMAIN B (domB.sample): One way trust between the two domains. DOMAIN B trusts DOMAIN A, but not the other way around. DOMAIN C (domC.sample): No trust between this domain and any other domain. SCCM is set up and running on DOMAIN A. Any server on that domain will receive patches. I am currently working on Domain B (1-way trust). I am unable to add find the systems in my SCCM server (HowTos)

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Submitted by dayu on 09/11/2012

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