What is your DNS Scheme like on this remote segment?,...the main
segment?,...and how are they setup to work together?
Make sure that are no restrictions on these "VPN Devices",...many of them
double as a "firewall" and the vendor may make assumptions about what you
may not want to allow over the link,...assumptions that may be wrong.
--
Phillip Windell
www.wandtv.com
The views expressed, are my own and not those of my employer, or Microsoft,
or anyone else associated with me, including my cats.
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"ThePro" <mcthepro_@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:339B22DD-E14A-4943-B7C6-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
>
> I have to disagree with the web page below since our network has absolutly
> no WINS server and segmented network browsing and Exchange both work
> flawlessly.
>
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>>> I have a remote office in ottowa that I wish to setup a site to site
>>> vpn.
>>>
>>> I have two cisco 1811 routers. Site to Site vpn is configured on both
>>> routers.
>>>
>>> I can ping the dns server, and I can do a dnslookup as well.
>>>
>>> however, I am not able to join the pc to the domain.
>>>
>>> When asked for the user and password, I attempted at giving it a fake
>>> ID. It comes back saying that the username or password is incorrect.
>>> This event lets me assume that it was able to resolve the domain name,
>>> and it tried to authenticate, since it knew the account name or
>>> password is not correct. When I enter the correct info, the client pc
>>> comes back saying that the server was not able to complete the task!
>>> whats more weird is that checkign AD in the domain controller, the
>>> computer name of the client I am attempting to join to the domain
>>> shows up in the list!. So, it is updating AD and creating an account
>>> for it. However, the client never finish the process and sits in
>>> limbo.