Adding Users from trusted domain

Our Company uses Dynamics CRM 3.0. We have two domains. First a Windows 2003
based domain (lets call it W2003DOM) and second a Windows 2000
domain(W2KDOM). Between both Domains exists a external, bidirectional trust.
We have Sharepoint, Exchange and CRM running in the Windows 2003 Domain.
Members of the Windows 2000 domain can access our Exchange (mapped at
disabled accounts in W2003DOM) and Sharepoint without problems.

When I try to create a new CRM user who exists in the W2KDOM using
Deployment Manager , I can list all users of the Domain, chose one, give it a
role and so on.
But the process finished with an error:
(80072030) - SOAP Server Application Faulted

Any hints how to solve this?

Peter
Wed Aug 29 17:11:00 CDT 2007

One possibility - Make sure the length of text in fields in AD user account
details does not exceed allowable length of corresponding CRM user form
fields (eg an address may be too long)


"MeBCRM" <MeBCRM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4B905959-BF17-49F7-A17B-CACBA74D625A@microsoft.com...
> Our Company uses Dynamics CRM 3.0. We have two domains. First a Windows
> 2003
> based domain (lets call it W2003DOM) and second a Windows 2000
> domain(W2KDOM). Between both Domains exists a external, bidirectional
> trust.
> We have Sharepoint, Exchange and CRM running in the Windows 2003 Domain.
> Members of the Windows 2000 domain can access our Exchange (mapped at
> disabled accounts in W2003DOM) and Sharepoint without problems.
>
> When I try to create a new CRM user who exists in the W2KDOM using
> Deployment Manager , I can list all users of the Domain, chose one, give
> it a
> role and so on.
> But the process finished with an error:
> (80072030) - SOAP Server Application Faulted
>
> Any hints how to solve this?
>
>
>
>
>

MeBCRM
Thu Aug 30 04:56:01 PDT 2007

I tried it with a new created user W2KDOM\tt with no additional Entrys in the
AD and get the same error: (80072030) - SOAP Server Application Faulted


"Peter Lynch" wrote:

> One possibility - Make sure the length of text in fields in AD user account
> details does not exceed allowable length of corresponding CRM user form
> fields (eg an address may be too long)
>
>
> "MeBCRM" <MeBCRM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:4B905959-BF17-49F7-A17B-CACBA74D625A@microsoft.com...
> > Our Company uses Dynamics CRM 3.0. We have two domains. First a Windows
> > 2003
> > based domain (lets call it W2003DOM) and second a Windows 2000
> > domain(W2KDOM). Between both Domains exists a external, bidirectional
> > trust.
> > We have Sharepoint, Exchange and CRM running in the Windows 2003 Domain.
> > Members of the Windows 2000 domain can access our Exchange (mapped at
> > disabled accounts in W2003DOM) and Sharepoint without problems.
> >
> > When I try to create a new CRM user who exists in the W2KDOM using
> > Deployment Manager , I can list all users of the Domain, chose one, give
> > it a
> > role and so on.
> > But the process finished with an error:
> > (80072030) - SOAP Server Application Faulted
> >
> > Any hints how to solve this?
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>

Peter
Fri Aug 31 05:20:13 PDT 2007

What are the CRM AD domain functional level, and the CRM AD forest
functional level?

Does it work using browser client?


"MeBCRM" <MeBCRM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:78F50C6D-7622-4D7F-B031-D2D87C76E73B@microsoft.com...
>I tried it with a new created user W2KDOM\tt with no additional Entrys in
>the
> AD and get the same error: (80072030) - SOAP Server Application Faulted
>
>
> "Peter Lynch" wrote:
>
>> One possibility - Make sure the length of text in fields in AD user
>> account
>> details does not exceed allowable length of corresponding CRM user form
>> fields (eg an address may be too long)
>>
>>
>> "MeBCRM" <MeBCRM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:4B905959-BF17-49F7-A17B-CACBA74D625A@microsoft.com...
>> > Our Company uses Dynamics CRM 3.0. We have two domains. First a Windows
>> > 2003
>> > based domain (lets call it W2003DOM) and second a Windows 2000
>> > domain(W2KDOM). Between both Domains exists a external, bidirectional
>> > trust.
>> > We have Sharepoint, Exchange and CRM running in the Windows 2003
>> > Domain.
>> > Members of the Windows 2000 domain can access our Exchange (mapped at
>> > disabled accounts in W2003DOM) and Sharepoint without problems.
>> >
>> > When I try to create a new CRM user who exists in the W2KDOM using
>> > Deployment Manager , I can list all users of the Domain, chose one,
>> > give
>> > it a
>> > role and so on.
>> > But the process finished with an error:
>> > (80072030) - SOAP Server Application Faulted
>> >
>> > Any hints how to solve this?
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>>