Network Neighborhood omn VPN Client

[Golder, Fred]

Are you sure the clients are logged into the domain?  It may sound like a
dumb question, but check just in case.  I had setup a VPN which
authenticated users against NT, but it didn't log the users into the domain,
because of how the client machines were configured.  There is also a catch
with NT.  NT will log onto a domain at startup, but not after a dialup
connection is made.  I have heard that there is a way to get NT to perform
NT domain log on after a dialup connection is made, but I do not know how to
make NT perform in that manner.

Are there any Microsoft people lurking on this list, that can answer that?

-Fred Golder

-----Original Message-----
From: Marcel van den Hoven [mailto:Hoven at Q-RAY.NL]
Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2000 9:59 AM
To: VPN at SECURITYFOCUS.COM
Subject: Network Neighborhood omn VPN Client


> Hi all,
>
For users we like to have a VPN server so that people at home can connect to
te office by Internet. We use different clients (Win9x/NT)
When I browse by network neighborhood I don't our servers at the office. At
the office all server are NT 4.0. The VPN Server is also a NT.
Connecting and a ping to a server at the office is working fine, but you
have to know the server and share name to connect.
Who can help me to solf this challenge.


Marcel van den Hoven
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