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I agree. Besides assigning Dial-In privileges for RAS you should not need to do more.
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I agree. Besides assigning Dial-In privileges for RAS you should not need to do more.

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Will,<br />
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you are correct, my set up is as you described. but the user in domain 2 is not able to log in to the VPN.
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Will,

you are correct, my set up is as you described. but the user in domain 2 is not able to log in to the VPN.

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Are you using local accounts on your VPN in domainB? What are the error messages you are getting when you are trying to authenticate? If you have do it from domainA via VPN can you verify/conpare both settings on both VPN's?<br />
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Will.
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Are you using local accounts on your VPN in domainB? What are the error messages you are getting when you are trying to authenticate? If you have do it from domainA via VPN can you verify/conpare both settings on both VPN's?

Will.

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We have a 2 way fores/domain between two domains and domain1 can connect from a desktop to our VPN using domain1\user and their password. <br />
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Is there a way to have a user on domain2 to connect from a desktop to the vpn using domain2\user and their password?<br />
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What settings would the user on domain2 need and what settings should be set on the VPN server?
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We have a 2 way fores/domain between two domains and domain1 can connect from a desktop to our VPN using domain1\user and their password. 

Is there a way to have a user on domain2 to connect from a desktop to the vpn using domain2\user and their password?

What settings would the user on domain2 need and what settings should be set on the VPN server?

Connect 2 domains to VPN server

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