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How to connect Win2000 Small Business to Win2003Both servers are located on the same subnet and they can see each other. Both servers are independent running own Active directories. However, I like users of Win2000 to be able to access Win2003 server. I tried to to join the workgroup of Win2000 and then login worked but I want Win2003 to have it's own Active directory and control over access. Win2000 for Small Business has disabled trust option so it can not be trusted server or vice versa it cannot accept trusted servers. Also, Win2000 cannot have sub domains. Because of that I need to created the same accounts on both servers. Right now I created an account on Win2003 exactly the same as the one on Win2003 giving all the rights to access a shared folder. On the level of folder, server and domain. However, when I try to map the drive to that shared folder from Win2003 I get the error: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The mapped network drive could not be created because the following error has occurred: Logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type at this computer. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What else should I do. Or is there other way to have these computers connected so the users of server Win2000 can easily be authenticated on server Win2003? Any help is greatly appreciated, Tom Tom wrote:
Show quote > Hello, Replied in m.p.win2000.group_policy.> > Both servers are located on the same subnet and they can see each > other. Both servers are independent running own Active directories. > However, I like users of Win2000 to be able to access Win2003 server. > I tried to to join the workgroup of Win2000 and then login worked but > I want Win2003 to have it's own Active directory and control over > access. > Win2000 for Small Business has disabled trust option so it can not be > trusted server or vice versa it cannot accept trusted servers. Also, > Win2000 cannot have sub domains. Because of that I need to created > the same accounts on both servers. > Right now I created an account on Win2003 exactly the same as the one > on Win2003 giving all the rights to access a shared folder. On the > level of folder, server and domain. However, when I try to map the > drive to that shared folder from Win2003 I get the error: > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- > The mapped network drive could not be created because the following > error has occurred: > Logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type > at this computer. > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------- > > What else should I do. Or is there other way to have these computers > connected so the users of server Win2000 can easily be authenticated > on server Win2003? > > Any help is greatly appreciated, > Tom Please don't multipost - if you need to post to multiple groups, it's best to crosspost instead, by posting a single message to a handful of relevant groups (separate the NG names with commas) so that everyone can follow the thread. This makes it easier for everyone, including you. |
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