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Trust domains from different subnets
Yes, I do want to establish a trust. As I said, I can establish a PPTP connection to the PDC behind the NAT (SMC uses what they call Virtual Server where you identify the protocol, incoming port, and destination machine) but I don't think I've ever heard of anyone setting up trusts over a VPN...- admindude
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Trust domains from different subnets
I have a Cayman router w/ 5 static IPs. On one of those IPs I have a PDC. On another one of the static IPs I've connected an SMC router w/NAT. I want to be able to establish a trust between the two PDCs. I was able to setup a VPN from the PDC behind the SMC router w/NAT to the PDC attached to...- admindude
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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RAS access Question
I have a shortcut on my desktop for Remote Access Admin...this tells you who is currently connected. Select Users\Active Users. Can also check permissions, etc.- admindude
- Post #5
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Static IP Address Change
I assume that you have either cable or DSL service. The routers they typically provide have four ports. However, each one of those static IP addesses you have can be further broken down/distributed to your users. (The thing you're referring to concerning the server is called multihoming - really...- admindude
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
