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Please, explain &quot;Virtual drives in the domain&quot;. I'm not sure what you are talking about...
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Please, explain "Virtual drives in the domain". I'm not sure what you are talking about...

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Oh, sorry of course i wanted to say mapped drives insted of virtual. <br />
Sorry about that, my bad.
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Oh, sorry of course i wanted to say mapped drives insted of virtual.
Sorry about that, my bad.

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Hi All,<br />
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I have to servers:<br />
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1st one's rolls are: domain controller, global catalog, file server, printer server, terminal server.<br />
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2nd one is out of the domain, only using workgroup setup, because this one is running warehouse management program and file server + printer server roll.<br />
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I have created some virtual drives in the domain and in he workgroup as well and wanted to communicate one with the other for example I have created a virtual drive on the 1st server that is link to the 2nd server's warehouse drive and have created a virtual drive on the 2nd Server that is link the 1st local drive. Somehow they loose the connection after a while or a restart because of windows update.<br />
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Can someone tell me how should I setup both of the machines to communicate and not to break the connection at all.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Hi All,

I have to servers:

1st one's rolls are: domain controller, global catalog, file server, printer server, terminal server.

2nd one is out of the domain, only using workgroup setup, because this one is running warehouse management program and file server + printer server roll.

I have created some virtual drives in the domain and in he workgroup as well and wanted to communicate one with the other for example I have created a virtual drive on the 1st server that is link to the 2nd server's warehouse drive and have created a virtual drive on the 2nd Server that is link the 1st local drive. Somehow they loose the connection after a while or a restart because of windows update.

Can someone tell me how should I setup both of the machines to communicate and not to break the connection at all.

Thanks



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