how to map a network drive to a different domain using ip addresses

[arson00]

I have a windows 2000 domain controller and a nt4 domain controller. They are two seperate domains that use the same subnet but different ip ranges and gateways. Is there a way to connect to a share on the nt 4 domain controller from the 2000 using mapping of network drives by ip addresses. I would really appreciate the help.

 

[MrGeek]

Without asking to much, try this first. Add a static route to the NT4 Domain in your TCP/IP gateway section. Then try and map the drive using "connect as" tp specify a user with proper credentials on the NT4 domain. Let me know how this goes.

If this a private LAN connecting to another private LAN, you will need to allow access via your firewall (if you have one) first. By private I mean is the address range internal to you and then you use one or more actual ISP provided IP's to reach the Net?
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[fantasystranger]

But connect as must require username and password, I solve this problem by creating same user name and password in each domain (it ok). But is there other way to map??, guide me plz