An "incoming trust" means its a "trusting" trust.
An "outgoing trust" means its a "trusted" trust.
Ok how does this relate to my network?
Well the easiest way to explain this is with a diagram.
If we want users in Domain 3 to access network resources in Domain 1 we create a "Trusted" or now known as "Outgoing" trust to domain 3. Users in Domain 3 are able to print on Domain 1's printers and access Domain 1's files, sharepoint and other network resources. However Domain 1 users cannot access Domain 3. One thing I use to find confusing was the arrow. The arrow represents the trust, not what users have access to. For a long time I use to always draw it the wrong away around as I thought of it as "users in Domain 3 have access to resources in Domain 1 so I'd draw the arrow FROM domain 3 TO domain 1" ... not the case so be careful with this.
Its the opposite. You have to switch incoming and outgoing. For reference - http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc816877.aspx
ReplyDeleteThe discription is correct if you read http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc816877.aspx carefully.
ReplyDeleteNo, the data above is correct... just very confusing!
ReplyDeleteIncoming is when you access resources in the other domain (Trusted)
ReplyDeleteThe description is correct, please read http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc816877.aspx.
ReplyDeleteI am just sitting another MS 2012 exam and I need to get this terminology back in my head again :(