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Mapped drive access through VPN-- cannot access files

Zones: Virtual Private Networking (VPN), Microsoft Server

Tags: vpn, access, cannot, drive, mapped

I am having a problem accessing the shared drives off of our Server through the VPN. The user logs into their machine, starts the VPN, Re-syncs the machine so its online, and click on the mapped drives. A window pops up asking for log in username and password. The user then types in their domain name and password. A message pops up saying something simliar to that username is already logged in on the Domain and cannot connect a second time, log in with a different username.

I cant seem to get past this window which doesnt allow me to open any of the mapped drives.

Any suggestions?

One thing I have noted is that my CEO connects through the VPN on LAN line and not wireless. He can access all of his mapped drives with no problems. Could having a wirless connection have anything to do with this issue?

Note: I am able to ping both DC's and RDC on both too.

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Zone: Software

Question Asked By: stevensims

Solution Provided By: from_exp

Participating Experts: 2

Solution Grade: A

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