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...5' and so should be available as a Unix user. > > I take it that the Unix domain member is using the DC as its dnd > nameserver. > > Rowland > Actually, it should be and is "DOM2.DOM.EXAMPLE.DE". And this domain (DOM2) is a subdomain of DOM.EXAMPLE.DE (bidirectional transitiv trust). At our university we have a parent domain "DOM.EXAMPLE.DE" were all the user accounts are hold/administered. Every department have a subdomain for their services. In our example case "DOM2.DOM.EXAMPLE.DE". The client and so the member server are member of "DOM2....

...a Unix user. >> >> I take it that the Unix domain member is using the DC as its dnd >> nameserver. >> >> Rowland >> >> Actually, it should be and is "DOM2.DOM.EXAMPLE.DE". And this domain > (DOM2) is a subdomain of DOM.EXAMPLE.DE (bidirectional transitiv trust). > At our university we have a parent domain "DOM.EXAMPLE.DE" were all the > user accounts are hold/administered. Every department have a subdomain for > their services. In our example case "DOM2.DOM.EXAMPLE.DE". The client and > so the member server are membe...

...t;> I take it that the Unix domain member is using the DC as its dnd >>> nameserver. >>> >>> Rowland >>> >>> Actually, it should be and is "DOM2.DOM.EXAMPLE.DE". And this domain >> (DOM2) is a subdomain of DOM.EXAMPLE.DE (bidirectional transitiv trust). >> At our university we have a parent domain "DOM.EXAMPLE.DE" were all the >> user accounts are hold/administered. Every department have a subdomain for >> their services. In our example case "DOM2.DOM.EXAMPLE.DE". The client and >> so the member...

Ok, you are completely right. Here are the real numbers with changed user names: drwx------ 43 DOM\user1        DOM\domain-user  4096 Jan 10 08:00 user1 drwx------   5 DOM\user2        DOM\domain-user  4096 Jan 11 08:13 user2 drwx------ 92 DOM\user3        DOM\domain-user   4096 Jan 16 08:39 user3 drwx------   3        133265        DOM\domain-user   4096 Sep  7 2015 user4 drwx------   7