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Mapping drive in SecureClient Fails
I had trouble mapping a drive using secure remote and a vpn. I got round it by turning off the netlogon service. Mind you I was using w2k and therefore didn't need the log on service. Not sure if this will work on nt but worth a try!- ronnieppsi
- Post #4
- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Cicso VPN client worked but now does not on Win2k server domain
I stopped the netlogon service, changed it to manual, rebooted and hey presto I could map drives.However, I thougt my user will not be able to logon whilst in the office via the network as the logon service is not running. Amazingly enough he can! So I think the answer appears to be stop the...- ronnieppsi
- Post #3
- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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Domain logon on VPN
More news on net logon service. This service is used for nt domains. If you have a Windows 2000 domain using active directory, the authentication protocol is kerberos. W2k client uses kerberos if it exists then looks for net logon if not. So the solution will work with no detriment if the client...- ronnieppsi
- Post #20
- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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Domain logon on VPN
jimsworld2 is the champion! I stopped the netlogon service, changed it to manual, rebooted and hey presto I could map drives. However, I thougt my user will not be able to logon whilst in the office via the network as the logon service is not running. Amazingly enough he can! So I think the...- ronnieppsi
- Post #19
- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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Domain logon on VPN
no solution yet. However there is a work round. To map a drive, use the connect as a different user. Give the same credentials (i.e.domain\user)as the logged on user and it should work. However, only if there are no drive mappings already existing. (or the error is already conflicts with...- ronnieppsi
- Post #16
- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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Domain logon on VPN
Has anyone provided you with an answer to this thorny problem yet? I am in exactly the same position - supporting remote users and using vpn to get into network. Works fine until I try to map a drive or access mapped drives. if you have the solution I would be very grateful to receive it. Thanks- ronnieppsi
- Post #4
- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
