We are running an evaluation copy of Microsoft CRM 4.0.  I am trying to test 
out the multi-homed functionality but have been unable to add a user from 
another domain.  I have a two-way Windows trust between the two domains and 
it is functioning properly.  When I go to add the user from the other domain 
it finds the user and fills in the users details but when I go to save it 
throughs up a generic error: "An error has occurred.  For more information, 
contact your system administrator."  Any ideas?

Can you enable DEV errors and post the error message?

Darren Liu, CRM MVP
Crowe
http://www.crowecrm.com

On Oct 12, 12:39 pm, HahnSolo <HahnS...@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
> We are running an evaluation copy of Microsoft CRM 4.0.  I am trying to test
> out the multi-homed functionality but have been unable to add a user from
> another domain.  I have a two-way Windows trust between the two domains and
> it is functioning properly.  When I go to add the user from the other domain
> it finds the user and fills in the users details but when I go to save it
> throughs up a generic error: "An error has occurred.  For more information,
> contact your system administrator."  Any ideas?

We did enable DEV errors but we are still recieving the same error.

"Darren Liu" wrote:

> Can you enable DEV errors and post the error message?
> 
> Darren Liu, CRM MVP
> Crowe
> http://www.crowecrm.com
> 
> On Oct 12, 12:39 pm, HahnSolo <HahnS...@discussions.microsoft.com>
> wrote:
> > We are running an evaluation copy of Microsoft CRM 4.0.  I am trying to test
> > out the multi-homed functionality but have been unable to add a user from
> > another domain.  I have a two-way Windows trust between the two domains and
> > it is functioning properly.  When I go to add the user from the other domain
> > it finds the user and fills in the users details but when I go to save it
> > throughs up a generic error: "An error has occurred.  For more information,
> > contact your system administrator."  Any ideas?
> 
> 
>