XPe logon on domain through NAT

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amsps

Hi.
I have a LAN with this config
Server1 1.2 ---- 1.201 Server2 100.1 ----- 100.2 Server3
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192.168.1.7 DHCP Client
Server4 Windows Embedded Client

Server1: NT4 Domain: ESA
Server2: 2k3 Ent. R2 NAT/DHCP Server. Domain: SCHOOL
Server3: 2k3 Ent. R2
Server4 2k3 Domain: MYSCHOOL

1.2 refers to 192.168.1.2 and so on


Server2 has two NICs with the IPs above.

Server2 is a 2k3 Ent. R2 NAT Server.
I can see all networks and shares from all networks (ping is OK).
Now,
In Server2 i can do RDP to Server4
In Server2 i can logon in domain ESA and MYSCHOOL as Administrator of
that domains.
In Server3 i can logon to MYSCHOOL domain.
But in Server3 i can't logon to NT4 Domain ESA ("(...) domain not
available"). I think it's something with NAT and NETBIOS. How can I
solve it? With a VPN???
I can't also to a RDP from Windows Embedded Client to ESA or MYSCHOOL
domains althought i can logon to a domain on network 192.168.100.x: it
says that i should be in the Remote Desktop Users Group or Allow
Access to Terminal Services Policy but it's the administrator and he's
already in that group naturally and that don't show up in MYSCHOOL
domain because i haven't installed Terminal Services in that Domain
Controller. From Windows Embedded Client i can choose all domains
(ESA, MYSCHOOL, etc.) because i've established all trusts correctly
and they are working.

What i want is:
To be able to logon to ESA or MYSCHOOL domain from my Windows Embedded
Client.
Sugestions?

Thanks :)), regards
António
 
He,

For security reasons you should add the RDP group also to the admin account.

A single computer can only belong to one domain at a given time. If you need
to access resources in multiple domains, you can map network drives or
browse using your credentials in the other domain. If you need to switch
back and forth between multiple domain memberships frequently, you can use a
third-party utility like Globesoft's MultiNetwork Manager to automate the
process.

Best regards,

Jeroen Mackenbach

Hi.
I have a LAN with this config
Server1 1.2 ---- 1.201 Server2 100.1 ----- 100.2 Server3
| |
| |
| |
192.168.1.7 DHCP Client
Server4 Windows Embedded Client

Server1: NT4 Domain: ESA
Server2: 2k3 Ent. R2 NAT/DHCP Server. Domain: SCHOOL
Server3: 2k3 Ent. R2
Server4 2k3 Domain: MYSCHOOL

1.2 refers to 192.168.1.2 and so on


Server2 has two NICs with the IPs above.

Server2 is a 2k3 Ent. R2 NAT Server.
I can see all networks and shares from all networks (ping is OK).
Now,
In Server2 i can do RDP to Server4
In Server2 i can logon in domain ESA and MYSCHOOL as Administrator of
that domains.
In Server3 i can logon to MYSCHOOL domain.
But in Server3 i can't logon to NT4 Domain ESA ("(...) domain not
available"). I think it's something with NAT and NETBIOS. How can I
solve it? With a VPN???
I can't also to a RDP from Windows Embedded Client to ESA or MYSCHOOL
domains althought i can logon to a domain on network 192.168.100.x: it
says that i should be in the Remote Desktop Users Group or Allow
Access to Terminal Services Policy but it's the administrator and he's
already in that group naturally and that don't show up in MYSCHOOL
domain because i haven't installed Terminal Services in that Domain
Controller. From Windows Embedded Client i can choose all domains
(ESA, MYSCHOOL, etc.) because i've established all trusts correctly
and they are working.

What i want is:
To be able to logon to ESA or MYSCHOOL domain from my Windows Embedded
Client.
Sugestions?

Thanks :)), regards
António
 
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