We have two domains connecting via site to site VPN on
windows 2003. There is a multihomed DC with DNS, WINS,
RRAS and NAT/Firewall in each site. Since they are
multihomed computers (we know this is the issue but we
believe it should work if we configure it correctly), we
did 1) we made the internal NIC on the top bindings; 2)
disabled the external NIC for DNS register; 3) disabled
NetBIOS over TCP/IP on all NICs including except the
internal NIC; 4) the RRAS server is configured as a WINS
client and the IP properties of the RRAS server is
configured to "use the following adapter to obtain DHCP,
DNS, WINS addresses for dialup clients", set the adapter
to the internal NIC. We created two-way trusts and every
thing works fine except browsing in My Network Places. We
can ping each by name and ip, and we can map and access
remote domain server.
Problem: Under Network Neighborhood/My Network Places,
you can see all domains. However, if you double-click
other's domain, you get the "server list not available or
you might not have permission to use this network resource"
From each WINS Manager, you can see the local and remote
domain (1b) and server name (remote domain and server IPs
are assigned by local WINS, for example local server is
192.168.1.1 and remote server is 192.168. 2.1, the WINS on
192.168.1.1 lists local server as 192.168.1.1 and remote
server as 192.168.1.54). What could be the issue?
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