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Cannot access mapped drives while using netscreen remote

Asked by emerson132 in Virtual Private Networking (VPN), Active Directory, Windows Networking

Tags: Microsoft, Windows 2003, 2003, VPN, Juniper, Netscreen Remote

Ok I am running a 2003 Active Directory domain which I recently upgraded from NT4. We have 10 users who connect to our network remotely using Netscreen Remote v8.6. Every user on the domain runs a logon script which maps 4 drives and windows appears to remember these drives.

Now when one of our remote users logs onto the their machne and connects to the network via vpn and tries to access one of the mapped network drives they receive an error . Cannot access the network drive the device name is already in use. Then if I talk one of the users through mapping the drive manually they cannot map the drive using the server name, they have to use the IP address. Once the drive is mapped with an IP address the user is prompted for a username and password if the user enters their network password and username then they get an error Windows detected an attempted breach of security, the user credentials you have entered have are the same as the one you have logged on with.

Has anyone got any idea what is causing these problems? I did not have any issues while we were using NT4, also our VPN connection is managed by a 3rd party company who are extremely unhelpful.
Is there a way to get netscreen to tie in with active directory??/ Currently all a user has to do is activate a security policy and then connect to the location required, there doesnt appear to be any authentication going on.
 
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