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Terminal Server as Backup Domain Controller
Then, make sure that the printer allows guest access. Another possibility would be to add user accounts for kids in the domain with the same username and password they use on the local machine. With this, they should have access to domain resources. Jeff "Steven Burnett anonymous" <itc_sburn...@hotmail.com> wrote

Cannot access Domain Controler Security policy - Windows2003
I deleted and recreated the Beta user name and computer account under domain juju. I also logged on to Beta, joined a workgroup, and then rejoined domain juju. Beta cannot see Alpha nor access it's resources (shared hard drive and printer). The only way that Beta can access the printer and the shared drive on Alpha

An easy one: Linking 2 SBS servers
Suggestion: Based on my experience, this issue can be caused if the File and Print Sharing is disabled on the Windows domain controllers and any computer that not listed in the browse list. This is because the "file and printer sharing" allows other computers on a network to access resources on your computer by

Help "Could not get unix ID"
Typically the hosts file is used for mapping your fixed domain named devices such as printers into their fixed ip address. When you try to access a domain name that has been mapped to 127.0.0.0, in your hosts file, you get a timeout and then a 404 message. qrz.com has been placed in your hosts file by one of

Trying to understand 4.5's PDC/trust limitations
I was able to login to the domain w/o being a member of the domain. I could access drives on that domain and print on the network printers. I can't figure out how to get my Vista laptop to do the same thing. I can access the internet, but that's it. What settings do I need to set/change so that I can access that

ramblings
128.148.rrr.31 128.148.rrr.10 127. dos filetimes = Yes dos filetime resolution = Yes ## Changes for cups load printers = yes printing = cups printcap name = /etc/printcap # Helps to eliminate "Access Denied" # on Windows NT, 2000, and XP # password server = None use client driver = yes # Add 9/06 disable spoolss

MS-DOS
They can access the internet and our printers, just not files. I'd love to go to XP Pro pn them, but since they are here short term, may not have that luxury. Thanks in advance for any insight, Dan You can't join either to the domain, but that shouldn't matter (and for short term use I wouldn't do that even if they

how to access domain shared printed from a local account ?
Printing should be no problem, but the NT4 print driver likely won't work for XP. Just download the correct drivers from the printer maker. If all else fails, you could enable the guest account on the NT server to allow anyone access to the printer and shares. XP Pro will allow you to join the domain, just like NT4

Userenv Error
... upgraded a bunch of computers in our network to Windows2000/xp Because we did this we had to put Client Access Express V5R1 on them When we did this this killed the "Client Access Domain" inside of Windows Networking and now we can't make windows apps print to any of the printers that are hooked to the AS400.

Workgroup laptop have access to domain printer?
The SBS, the wireless router, the hard wired workstations and network printers are plugged in to it? no external devices plugged in to the network switch? .... The server has access to the Web but not the 3 clients in my Domain. Help please ! Let me know if you need further information rgds Roberto.

DJ500 dead after >= 16 years.
What has never before been supported is recovery of your domain if you kill the SBS, promote the BDC, and now call it the SBS. You run all the shared resources from the SBS, including the printers. This way people can access their files, but the print spooler doesn't crash the file server, and if you need to

Workgroup laptop have access to domain printer?
Now only the printers have them. I would like to set up our Mandriva file server to deliver DHCP services so that we can access our file even if the WAG54GS to get you started option domain-name-servers 192.168.1.5; option routers 192.168.1.1; ddns-update-style none; allow booting; allow bootp; authoritative;

Cannot access Domain Controllers 2003 Server
... local/trusted domain, most of the interaction with the rest of the network works very well( we noticed that there were problems with network printers when the passwords didn't match). If one NT workstation shares files to everyone, a user logged into their own NT workstation domain can't access those files.

Using domain resources (printing) and Logging in local
The permissions are based on local accounts, not on server/domain accounts. If you're using a laptop that moves from network to network, you may need to change other settings, such as default printers. If your Lenovo laptop is a Thinkpad, look for Access Connections software, or its equivalent.

Problem connecting to Samba server
A local user account is only valid on the machine it is setup on and would not access domain resources. ALso you would not want to setup any local accounts on the server as the Yes it is a DC - so should I add local user to one of the pre defined groups like printer user etc and give folder access that way?

Setting up an AD structure
Lanwench lanwe...@heybuddy.donotsendme.unsolicitedmail.yahoo.com microsoft public win2000 setup Local accounts can't access domain resources. If people log onto the domain, they will have access to whatever domain resources they have permissions to. How is the network printer set up? Spooling/shared on the server?

Logon to NT4 domain
But network resources inside the domain are just invisible. You can't connect to a share on a server, or access a printer, Exchange Server or anything else unless you join the domain. Trying to access a shared drive via UNC path gives an error message: "No network provider accepted the given network path.

VPN Problem--Can't access domain resources
ChicagoTech.net How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on http://www.HowToNetworking.com "Hitch" <Hi...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message Obviously, Vista cannot connect to the domain, but it would be helpful for him to have a connection to our network printers. With my laptop (XP Pro),

Account Rights!
Every time I reboot on my machine here that is not part of the test domain I have set up here at home the connection to the printer is lost. Shouldn't the /persistent: yes restore it the next time I reboot? No - not if you're not in the same domain, logging *into* the domain, or without a trust between two domains.

Two SBS 2003 Servers in same domain
Do we have any such plugin support, or are printers still roll-your-own? [FWIW, I can't seem to get CUPS working... altho it maay be my misssing /dev/lpt0. Add in access for the local systems cat /etc/hosts.lpd # $FreeBSD: src/etc/hosts.lpd,v 1.4 1999/08/27 23:23:42 peter Exp $ # # See lpd(8) #machine.domain