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Unable to access shared resources
Posted on 2012-12-26
I am migrating from one domain to another.
all machines can ping each other, however I cannot open shared resources.
The message is: You might not have permission to use this network resource.
There no antivirus enabled.
All DCs are Windows 2008 R2 SP1 functional level Windows 2008 R2, workstations are XP SP3 and Windows 7
all machines can ping each other, however I cannot open shared resources.
The message is: You might not have permission to use this network resource.
There no antivirus enabled.
All DCs are Windows 2008 R2 SP1 functional level Windows 2008 R2, workstations are XP SP3 and Windows 7
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The problema is between domains. I mean, all machines in domain A can Access to resources in domain A, and all machines in domain B can Access to resources in domain B, but between domains are not possible.
Make sure user should have a member of global group to access resource another server.
For more info refer below link :
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc755692(v=ws.10).aspx
http://blog.imanami.com/blog/bid/34597/AD-Group-types-universal-groups-global-groups-domain-local-groups
For more info refer below link :
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc755692(v=ws.10).aspx
http://blog.imanami.com/blog/bid/34597/AD-Group-types-universal-groups-global-groups-domain-local-groups
Is not membership group, because is not able to contact shared resource, not appear authentication box
Machines in Domain A get their security authorizations from Domain A, and evidently, Domain A doesn't really know anything about Domain B. Worse yet, Domain B doesn't know anything about Domain A, so why should its resources allow you - an unauthenticated user (from its perspective) access?
You need to either:
1. Move the machines you want to switch from Domain A to Domain B. Then they'll be able to access resources in Domain B (but not A.)
2. Establish Trust between Domain A and Domain B. If all you want is for Doman A users to have access to resources in Domain B, then set up trust such that Domain B trusts Domain A - it doesn't HAVE TO be bidirectional. Of course, this would presume that these domains are in the same Forest, or they won't really know about each other at all.
You need to either:
1. Move the machines you want to switch from Domain A to Domain B. Then they'll be able to access resources in Domain B (but not A.)
2. Establish Trust between Domain A and Domain B. If all you want is for Doman A users to have access to resources in Domain B, then set up trust such that Domain B trusts Domain A - it doesn't HAVE TO be bidirectional. Of course, this would presume that these domains are in the same Forest, or they won't really know about each other at all.
This Works before for 2 days, machines in domain B could Access machine in domain A, using \\Server_IpAddress, then an authenticatin box appeared and users entered your credentials, but suddenly it no Works anymore. Any change was made
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