Administrator in parent domain has no administrator rights when logging into child domain systems.

We have a simple layout, parent domain in the office is foo.com, I've adding a child domain in the datacenter called prod.foo.com (we have machines with the same names in the office and production, not my doing :p) Prior to this all of our production
machines were standalone and various users just had the local administrator account, which has led to some problems.
Anyway, on to my issue;
I have a security group in foo.com called Production Logins that I've added myself to, and on the test windows 2003 server I've allowed FOO\Production Logins the ability to remote desktop, and I'm able to remote into the box web01.prod.foo.com
just fine, however; When I log into web01.prod.foo.com under my admin account in the parent domain, I only have basic user rights on that machine, not administrator rights. Shouldn't administrator rights carry over to the child domain for
my account? Is there something specific I need to do to allow that?

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