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I don't know. I'm guessing not, but will have to check as I came into this job after the other IT people had left.
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I don't know. I'm guessing not, but will have to check as I came into this job after the other IT people had left.

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I have 2 domains connected via a VPN connection between 2 sonicwall &nbsp;fiewalls. Basically I need to add users/groups from one domain lets call it remotedomain to folder permissions on the file server on localdomain.<br />
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Is there any way I can do this? I don't want to have to add individuals by creating accounts on that server. I would like to just add remotedomain\users to the folder permissions on localdomain\fileserver<br />
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Is this possible?
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I have 2 domains connected via a VPN connection between 2 sonicwall  fiewalls. Basically I need to add users/groups from one domain lets call it remotedomain to folder permissions on the file server on localdomain.

Is there any way I can do this? I don't want to have to add individuals by creating accounts on that server. I would like to just add remotedomain\users to the folder permissions on localdomain\fileserver

Is this possible?

Add users or groups from remote domain to local domain folder security

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Windows Server 2003

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