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Jon Yonke
I manage Single Domain with mostly Windows 2000 server sp3
DC's on a network with several WAN connections from VPN to
Private T1 lines. I have Active Directory DC's physically
located at each WAN node, but have authentication problems
at remote locations when the WAN link is down. Users can
not log into the network....
I was under the impression that a locally located Active
Directory DC would authenticate a domain user, even if the
WAN link was down to the other Domain Controllers. What
might be going on here, but more importantly, how can I
fix this authentication issue?
Thanks,
Jon Yonke
DC's on a network with several WAN connections from VPN to
Private T1 lines. I have Active Directory DC's physically
located at each WAN node, but have authentication problems
at remote locations when the WAN link is down. Users can
not log into the network....
I was under the impression that a locally located Active
Directory DC would authenticate a domain user, even if the
WAN link was down to the other Domain Controllers. What
might be going on here, but more importantly, how can I
fix this authentication issue?
Thanks,
Jon Yonke