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meloadri

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I have two domains with a trust relationship. Every time I try to manually map a network drive from one domain to the other, I get this message: The drive can not be mapped because no network was found. Any ideas? Thanks
 
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How are you mapping your drive (via domain name or IP?) I am assuming you have a DNS forwarder pointing to the trusted domain
 
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I do have a DNS forwarder. I am trying to map with domain name. This is the mapping Im trying: for the drive letter I'm using x: and the name is \\lpinv\d$.
 
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u should be using the fqdn for the host ie lpinv.otherdomain.xxx as opposed to just the lpinv when mapping
 
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