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Member Server n DC Configuration
Hi...
I need to know how to configure the member server...
I have joined the server to the Domain ...
>> How to let users access the member server without keying in username and passwords? (PS: I have given users Domain User Rights)
>> I've also promoted another server to be the DC ... somehow when I access the 2nd DC on the user side, it asks me for authentication. If I logged on using my account and I have the Domain Admin Rights therefore accessing it without problem, Is there any way to go about this? Having the users accessing the 2nd DC without keying passwords?
I need to know how to configure the member server...
I have joined the server to the Domain ...
>> How to let users access the member server without keying in username and passwords? (PS: I have given users Domain User Rights)
>> I've also promoted another server to be the DC ... somehow when I access the 2nd DC on the user side, it asks me for authentication. If I logged on using my account and I have the Domain Admin Rights therefore accessing it without problem, Is there any way to go about this? Having the users accessing the 2nd DC without keying passwords?
ASKER
Hi ...
All users are in the Domain ...
They have the given rights of Domain User and Domain Computer ...
The problem is that the 2nd DC requires them to authenticate before using the resources shared ...
The shared folders are set with a set of permissions to users to that particular folder ... (e.g. full control over that folder / able to modify the contents in the folder ..)
All users are in the Domain ...
They have the given rights of Domain User and Domain Computer ...
The problem is that the 2nd DC requires them to authenticate before using the resources shared ...
The shared folders are set with a set of permissions to users to that particular folder ... (e.g. full control over that folder / able to modify the contents in the folder ..)
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When you say "The shared folders are set with a set of permissions to users to that particular folder ". What does that mean exactly?
Try putting the domain users groups in there under security and giving them full control. Or is that what you already did?
Are you certain the member server has been joined to the domain?
Try putting the domain users groups in there under security and giving them full control. Or is that what you already did?
Are you certain the member server has been joined to the domain?
ASKER
What90 : I can see the names of the computers in in the AD snap-in ...
shard26 : Some folders are meant for certain groups of people, therefore only their access is given where others are not given ...
shard26 : Some folders are meant for certain groups of people, therefore only their access is given where others are not given ...
ASKER
so any ideas ?
It sounds like the computers are part of your domain. Join them to it and then you should be able to access shares and folder - if you've set them up
Have you set up shares and folder permissions correctly?