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Scott
cannot access drive using domain user account over PPTP
Hi,
Im using PPTP from a windows 2000 pro machine to connect to a remote network. When logging in as a remote users the PPTP traffic hits my router its forwarded to a DC which answers, authenticates and my machine is logged onto the network.
From the windows 2000 pro machine I use a command prompt and entered:
"net use z: \\server\share"
I get the message:
"The password or username is invalid for \\server\share"
If I enter the administrator password I can connect.
NOTE:
- The server \\server also hosts TERMINAL SERVICES. If the user logs onto the terminal server, with the same user name used before, they can access the share.
- The share allows the remote users full access (defined in PERMISSIONS and SECURITY).
- I can map the drive no problem over PPTP if I punch in the admin password.
Any idea what else I need to put in place to allow a remote user to map a share over PPTP ?
Can this be run from a login script as soon as PPTP connection established ?
Thanks
Scott
Hi,
Im using PPTP from a windows 2000 pro machine to connect to a remote network. When logging in as a remote users the PPTP traffic hits my router its forwarded to a DC which answers, authenticates and my machine is logged onto the network.
From the windows 2000 pro machine I use a command prompt and entered:
"net use z: \\server\share"
I get the message:
"The password or username is invalid for \\server\share"
If I enter the administrator password I can connect.
NOTE:
- The server \\server also hosts TERMINAL SERVICES. If the user logs onto the terminal server, with the same user name used before, they can access the share.
- The share allows the remote users full access (defined in PERMISSIONS and SECURITY).
- I can map the drive no problem over PPTP if I punch in the admin password.
Any idea what else I need to put in place to allow a remote user to map a share over PPTP ?
Can this be run from a login script as soon as PPTP connection established ?
Thanks
Scott