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STATUS_USER_DELETE_TRUST_QUOTA_EXCEEDED
The delegated identity cannot remove another trusted-domain object
Removing a trust deletes or changes trusted-domain state held by the local security authority. That state can include the partner SID, trust direction, authentication material, and name-routing information. This result says the deletion allowance assigned to the caller has been consumed; it does not mean that the partner domain is unreachable.
First establish whether the operation removed one side, both sides, or neither side. A partially dismantled relationship can leave a trusted-domain object on one domain while the other side no longer has matching credentials. Use supported trust-management operations and allow directory replication to converge before judging the final state.
What to inspect
- Record the policy handle owner, target domain SID, trust direction, and local domain.
- Enumerate trusted-domain objects after replication and compare the partner’s configuration separately.
- Review trust-change audit event 4716 and use an appropriately authorized account for any corrective removal.
References
- Microsoft Open Specifications: LsarDeleteTrustedDomain
- Microsoft: netdom trust
- Microsoft: trusted-domain change audit event 4716
- Microsoft Open Specifications: NTSTATUS values
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