Hi,
We have a domain controller that is also a file server running W2k3 SP1.
There are shares defined on this machine. All machines that are connected to
the domain can access the shares without problem. We have some machines that
are not allowed to join the domain. However I need users who have domain
accounts to be able access their shares from this non domain machine. Can I
access the domain shares from a XP Pro SP2 machine that is not connected to
the domain using valid domain accounts?
When I key in \\filesvr_computer\share_folder as the address in Windows
explorer on the non-domain computer I get a username and password prompt. I
use a valid domain account username and password of the form
"domainname\username" and the domain password, the prompt appears a second
time. When I key in the same info again it comes out with a "Windows cannot
find "\\filesvr_computer\share_folder". Check the spelling ... " prompt. The
share pathname and user information is surely correct. When I checked the
filesvr_computer's Event security log I get a event id 533, saying "User not
allowed to logon at this computer". Since the file server is also a Domain
controller we don't not want users to logon locally on the domain controller.
How can I get domain shares to be accessible on a non-domain computer using
valid domain authentication?
Thanks.
Joe
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