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Domain.VerifyTrustRelationship(Domain, TrustDirection) Method

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Definition

Namespace:
System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory
Assembly:
System.DirectoryServices.dll
Package:
System.DirectoryServices v6.0.0
Package:
System.DirectoryServices v7.0.0
Package:
System.DirectoryServices v8.0.0
Package:
System.DirectoryServices v9.0.0-preview.2.24128.5
Source:
Domain.cs
Source:
Domain.cs
Source:
Domain.cs

Verifies that a previously established trust with the specified domain is valid.

public:
 void VerifyTrustRelationship(System::DirectoryServices::ActiveDirectory::Domain ^ targetDomain, System::DirectoryServices::ActiveDirectory::TrustDirection direction);
public void VerifyTrustRelationship (System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory.Domain targetDomain, System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory.TrustDirection direction);
member this.VerifyTrustRelationship : System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory.Domain * System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory.TrustDirection -> unit
Public Sub VerifyTrustRelationship (targetDomain As Domain, direction As TrustDirection)

Parameters

targetDomain
Domain

A Domain object that represents the domain with which the trust exists.

direction
TrustDirection

A TrustDirection value that specifies the direction, relative to this domain, of the trust.

Exceptions

ActiveDirectoryObjectNotFoundException

There is no trust relationship with the domain that is specified by the targetDomain parameter, or the target domain does not have the trust direction that is specified by the direction parameter.

ActiveDirectoryOperationException

A call to the underlying directory service resulted in an error.

ActiveDirectoryServerDownException

The target server is either busy or unavailable.

ArgumentNullException

targetDomain is null.

InvalidEnumArgumentException

direction is not a valid TrustDirection value.

ObjectDisposedException

The object has been disposed.

UnauthorizedAccessException

The specified account does not have permission to perform this operation.

Remarks

This method verifies that a trust relationship has been fully established. The trust is not established until both sides of the trust have been created.

Applies to

See also