I suspect this issue is because of DNS request is not getting forwarded to next DNS. This issue is fixed in OneFS 8.x You can try creating forwarded in primary DNS and test it out it should work.
a Domain trust is (in my opinion) not necessary.to achieve what you are trying to do it should be enough to Setup a DNS which knows both Domains.
A) Setup an explicit DNS which delegates to the domain1-DNS and domain2-DNS
or
B) configure domain1-DNS with a Delegation for domain2-DNS and vise versa
or
C) Setup a domaintrust between domain1 and domain2 and only join the isilon to one of the domains
or
D) use one accesszone and implement domain1 as AD-Authenticator and domain2 as ldap authenticator for the same Accesszone. (not quite sure if that works, will be the most awful solution)
These shall be only ideas what *should* work from my Point of knowledge. didn't setup anything of that.
chughh27
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June 8th, 2016 06:00
Hello,
I suspect this issue is because of DNS request is not getting forwarded to next DNS. This issue is fixed in OneFS 8.x You can try creating forwarded in primary DNS and test it out it should work.
Thanks
Chughh
bergec
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June 7th, 2016 09:00
Hello
I assume that there is not forwarder between the DNS domains
In that case I think you should create 2 separate groupnets each one with it's own search list, DNS servers and subnet
Claude Berges
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bergec
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June 7th, 2016 10:00
If you have 2 access zone and each have their own path then you cannot create have one directory shares in both access zones
It looks like what you want to do is somehow contradictory with a multi-tenant setup
Claude Berges
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mapostol
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June 7th, 2016 10:00
Hi Claude and thank you for the quick reply
i tried using two groupnets but then i end up not being able to share the same folder to both... or am i missing something...
this is usually for multi-tenant environment right?
many thanks!
Mike
mapostol
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June 7th, 2016 11:00
That's the idea
i want to give access to the same ressource but unfortunately i have two domains
but as i understand a trust should fix the issue am i right?
Mike
sluetze
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June 8th, 2016 23:00
a Domain trust is (in my opinion) not necessary.to achieve what you are trying to do it should be enough to Setup a DNS which knows both Domains.
A) Setup an explicit DNS which delegates to the domain1-DNS and domain2-DNS
or
B) configure domain1-DNS with a Delegation for domain2-DNS and vise versa
or
C) Setup a domaintrust between domain1 and domain2 and only join the isilon to one of the domains
or
D) use one accesszone and implement domain1 as AD-Authenticator and domain2 as ldap authenticator for the same Accesszone. (not quite sure if that works, will be the most awful solution)
These shall be only ideas what *should* work from my Point of knowledge. didn't setup anything of that.
mapostol
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June 13th, 2016 01:00
Hi
Thanks for the input
i managed to solve it more easily than expected just with DNS Forwarding.
I removed one of the DNS servers as it was driving the isilon crazy
now it works fine.
Thanks guys!