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Jack H
I have a forest with two domains, one inside the firewall and one in the
DMZ. I have configured the terminal server, which is a DC and Global
Catalog server for its domain, to communicate with the other servers inside
the network using IPSec and all is fine there. I can map drives and all
that good stuff.
The problem is that I want users on the inside domain to be able to log in
to the terminal server with their inside domain accounts. As an Enterprise
Admin I can, but I have yet to come across the method of getting a standard
user in. The problem arises when the profile cannot be loaded. I have
given all the necessary rights to the profile directory and have even tried
putting it inside the domain where I am positive they have access.
Ant ideas how to make this work?
Thanks,
Jack
DMZ. I have configured the terminal server, which is a DC and Global
Catalog server for its domain, to communicate with the other servers inside
the network using IPSec and all is fine there. I can map drives and all
that good stuff.
The problem is that I want users on the inside domain to be able to log in
to the terminal server with their inside domain accounts. As an Enterprise
Admin I can, but I have yet to come across the method of getting a standard
user in. The problem arises when the profile cannot be loaded. I have
given all the necessary rights to the profile directory and have even tried
putting it inside the domain where I am positive they have access.
Ant ideas how to make this work?
Thanks,
Jack