Access to Shares Using Domain vs Local Credentials
I have a Windows 2008 R2 server that I want to make a second domain controller in my domain.
Currently, a share is accessed by using a local account with the IP address (x.x.x.x\user). This works fine. However, once I promote the machine to a domain controller, the local accounts will be disabled.
I created an account in the domain (domain\user) and gave it access to the share, but for some reason, when I try to access the share, I get "access is denied". The machine accessing the share is not on the domain (accesses via VPN).
In summary:
This works:
net use X: \\10.2.1.22\Share Password /User:10.2.1.22\phnfax
This doesn't work:
net use X: \\10.2.1.22\Share Password /User:domain\phnfax
Appreciate any help.
Currently, a share is accessed by using a local account with the IP address (x.x.x.x\user). This works fine. However, once I promote the machine to a domain controller, the local accounts will be disabled.
I created an account in the domain (domain\user) and gave it access to the share, but for some reason, when I try to access the share, I get "access is denied". The machine accessing the share is not on the domain (accesses via VPN).
In summary:
This works:
net use X: \\10.2.1.22\Share Password /User:10.2.1.22\phnfax
This doesn't work:
net use X: \\10.2.1.22\Share Password /User:domain\phnfax
Appreciate any help.
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