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Local User with same username/password as domain user

Asked by gacus in Windows Network Security, Windows 2003 Server, Active Directory

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I have a DC set up with Windows Server 2003.  I have created several users on the domain.

These users also exist with the same username/password as local users on various workstations which are part of the domain..

When the users log into the local workstations with the local user accounts, I want them to connect to a fileserver, which is connected to the domain.  The users have full access to the folders they are to connect to using their domain accounts, which as stated above is the same username/password as the local workstation accounts.  When I try to connect to the fileserver, it asks for a username/password.  I am able to connect to the file server if I add the domain as follows:

domain/username
password

The username/password is the same on the local machine as the domain account.  Why does it need the domain name?  Why can't it assume it???

Using Windows NT or Samba as the domain, I know this is the default.  It worked fine for me...  How can I do it on a Server 2003 domain?

The users must remain local users so is there a way to tell the local machine to add/default to the domain when connecting to network shares??Start Free Trial
 
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