justin_smith
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Explain NTLM
Hi There,
I am a newbie to these areas on computing..
Can someone explain NTML in the following context..
Accessing files on a mapped network drive..
Especially how do i create set this up on the server (to network drive is avail in client) and client (from where we are accessing the files from )
The environment has domain and users are part of AD
I am a newbie to these areas on computing..
Can someone explain NTML in the following context..
Accessing files on a mapped network drive..
Especially how do i create set this up on the server (to network drive is avail in client) and client (from where we are accessing the files from )
The environment has domain and users are part of AD
NTLM is a method used by Microsoft to pass on usernames and passwords to network resources for authentication. Here is more of an explanation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NTLM
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nappy_d,
i checked that link..
but i would like to know the follwoing..
1)what are the places i need to set this up...
2)any consequences on older windows like NT 4
3)what is to be done on the client
thanks
i checked that link..
but i would like to know the follwoing..
1)what are the places i need to set this up...
2)any consequences on older windows like NT 4
3)what is to be done on the client
thanks
- All you would/should have to do is setup your shared resources with users.
- There should not be any issues. NTLM is on by default on All Windows OS if I remember correctly, as far back nd NT3.5
- Nothing has to be done on the client. You client will automatically pass the logged on users' credentials. If the network resource understands the credentials and the user has access, they will automatically have access.
ASKER
//All you would/should have to do is setup your shared resources with users.
other two steps need no action from me...as they are default..
whats the first step?
other two steps need no action from me...as they are default..
whats the first step?
The first step to what? What are you looking to do? Please describe.
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nappy,
i meant
"All you would/should have to do is setup your shared resources with users. "
how is this done?
i meant
"All you would/should have to do is setup your shared resources with users. "
how is this done?
ASKER
hi guys,
we got this working by using unc paths instead of mapped drives..
.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q180362
This is only a workaround at the moment...
Is there a way to solve this..
it is so strange that MS has restricted Mapped drives for Services
Thanks
we got this working by using unc paths instead of mapped drives..
.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q180362
This is only a workaround at the moment...
Is there a way to solve this..
it is so strange that MS has restricted Mapped drives for Services
Thanks