[VPN] Remote Domain Authentication

[Yang Lee]

Your situation did not sound like a VPN issue. It might be a Window domain
issue. Basically VPN provide an encrypted network connection between your HO
and MO. If you did not have problem accessing resource in MO from HO, then
the VPN tunnel was setup properly.

You may double-check the laptop (Is it running win95/win98 which is lacking
strong networking functionality). Make sure it has the right window network
setting (IP, PDC, WINS, DNS). Also remember that the domain trust is one-way
only under window NT.

Hope this help.

Regards,

-Yang Lee

-----Original Message-----
From: vpn-admin at lists.shmoo.com [mailto:vpn-admin at lists.shmoo.com]On
Behalf Of Clontz Ron
Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 10:35 AM
To: VPN
Subject: [VPN] Remote Domain Authentication


I have been auditing your group for some time and have
learned a fair amount by reading your emails. My
situation probably has a simple answer but I have
struggled to figure out the solution.

I have set up a VPN tunnel from a Home Office to our
small business office. There are two domains involved.
The home office and main office servers are two
different domains with a trust relationship defined.
When at the home office and logged into the local HO
domain I can see browse and access all resources from
the HO and main office systems. When using a laptop
which is a member of the office domain and accessing
the HO LAN and internet from the HO I get the message
stating "There are currently no logon servers
available to service the logon request." This occurs
regardless of whether I try to access the HO or office
domain servers.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Please let me
know if you require additional information.

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