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Dave
Not sure if this is the right newsgroup or not to post this but here goes:
I have two domain controllers (company.com and company.hu) in two different
geographical locations linked by hardware (Watchguard) VPN.
Company.com is Win2K server based with Exchange 5.5
Company.hu is Win2k3 server based with Exchange 2k3
My goals:
Each company maintain their own email system - this seems to be working O.K.
File sharing:
Allow clients on the .hu domain to have access to files stored on the .com
server. Really, for those clients to be able to logon to the .hu server
using those credentials and be able to access certain folders on the .com
server. This seems like it should be fairly simple, but how do you set up
the Active directory structure on both servers to allow this? The ip scheme
is 10.1.1.X on the .com side and 172.16.1.X on the .hu side, if that
matters. Routing is done on the respective firewall endpoints.
Any good whitepapers out there to help a newbie with this? I'm planning a
flight over to Hungary in November to do the install and would like to get
it right.
I have two domain controllers (company.com and company.hu) in two different
geographical locations linked by hardware (Watchguard) VPN.
Company.com is Win2K server based with Exchange 5.5
Company.hu is Win2k3 server based with Exchange 2k3
My goals:
Each company maintain their own email system - this seems to be working O.K.
File sharing:
Allow clients on the .hu domain to have access to files stored on the .com
server. Really, for those clients to be able to logon to the .hu server
using those credentials and be able to access certain folders on the .com
server. This seems like it should be fairly simple, but how do you set up
the Active directory structure on both servers to allow this? The ip scheme
is 10.1.1.X on the .com side and 172.16.1.X on the .hu side, if that
matters. Routing is done on the respective firewall endpoints.
Any good whitepapers out there to help a newbie with this? I'm planning a
flight over to Hungary in November to do the install and would like to get
it right.