OK, the thread title's a little strange, but I'm trying to create a DNN page that's invisible to users on our parent domain. I've read through this forum but still can't figure out whether I have actually accomplished matching AD groups to DNN roles. 

I have automatic user login working on DNN 4.3.2 (running on a W2K3 server). Anyone who accesses DNN from either the parent domain or our child domain gets logged on. That bit works great. My test however, is going nowhere. I have done the following:

1. Created a page called 'InvisibleToParentDomain'
2. Created a DNN role called *ChildDomain*\Domain Users.  (The child domain AD user group *ChildDomain*\Domain Users appears to include everyone on the child domain. Anyone who logs in to DNN is automatically added to the DNN Users as *ChildDomain*\Username.
3. On the 'InvisibleToParentDomain' page, checked the View Page permissions for the *ChildDomain\Domain Users* role.

What I expect - and understand is supposed to happen, from reading the thread in this forum - is that as long as the DNN role is called exactly the same thing as the AD group, the role should include all the users in that AD group. Therefore anyone logging in from the child domain should be able to see the page. However, the only person it shows up for is me as admin.

Can anyone tell what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks,

Gary

Not likely until those users hit the site. AFAIK DNN doesn't go out and get a list of all the users in the AD. Only when someone comes and isn't found in the DNN DB is the AD polled to see if that users exists in AD. I think