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Fax Server on Windows Server 2003
I have a server set-up, with windows 2003, NOT a domain controller. What I have been trying to do is set-up a shared fax. I have set-up the fax correctly and can send a fax and receive if done local from the server.
However if i try to send from a client machine I get the following error message.
"you do not have security permissions to complete this operation. Contact your fax administrator for more information."
what is bizarre is that we have another server working correctly and I can connect and fax via that fine, I have checked all the setting and they appear identical except the server is a domain controller.
I have looked high and low for an answer on this one.
I have checked the permissions, I have tried from a Windows XP and Windows &Â machine. I have done a net use * /d /y and then connect as an administrator still with no luck.
Made sure everyone has full security permissions to access the server.
I have go into the local policy's and added network services to the correct processes. Still no luck.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
However if i try to send from a client machine I get the following error message.
"you do not have security permissions to complete this operation. Contact your fax administrator for more information."
what is bizarre is that we have another server working correctly and I can connect and fax via that fine, I have checked all the setting and they appear identical except the server is a domain controller.
I have looked high and low for an answer on this one.
I have checked the permissions, I have tried from a Windows XP and Windows &Â machine. I have done a net use * /d /y and then connect as an administrator still with no luck.
Made sure everyone has full security permissions to access the server.
I have go into the local policy's and added network services to the correct processes. Still no luck.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I found out that the server they are connecting too needs to have the same username and password as their logon.
Even if they do a net use with an authenticated username and password.
Annoying but it works fine.
Even if they do a net use with an authenticated username and password.
Annoying but it works fine.
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