SMS: Considerations When Using Windows NT Trusted Domain Model (188041)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Systems Management Server 1.1
- Microsoft Systems Management Server 1.2
This article was previously published under Q188041 SUMMARY
When using the Windows NT trusted domain model in your Systems Management
Server sites, you should consider the following:
- There should be one Global Systems Management Server Service
Account in the trusted domain. Do not place multiple Local
Systems Management Server Service Account in each domain.
- The Systems Management Server Service Account must be a member
of the Local Administrators group in all domains in the site.
- The Systems Management Server Service Account must have
Log On As A Service rights in all domains in the site.
When installing new sites and when configuring senders, you must specify
the (trusted) domain and the Systems Management Server Service Account
using the correct syntax: <domain>\<account>.
You should also note that if you are using the Windows NT master domain
model, all clients will appear in the Systems Management Server
Administrator under the master domain by default, even if they belong to
another (trusting) domain. To prevent this from occurring, and to make it
easier to locate a particular client, you can modify the Smsls.ini file to
make clients appear in a domain other than the master domain.
REFERENCES
See the Systems Management Server version 1.2 Concepts and Planning Guide,
Chapter 10, "Designing Your System."
Modification Type: | Minor | Last Reviewed: | 6/14/2005 |
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Keywords: | kbConfig kbinfo kbsetup KB188041 |
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