Can't open Access files on server

N

Nicolas Macarez

Hi You All,
My issue is as follows :
I am working on a Windows XP Pro Desktop with Microsoft Access 2000
installed. Whenever I try to open an MDB file located on a remote Windows
2000 Server machine, I am denied the access to the file and it says
(translation from French):

BEGINNING OF THE MESSAGE >>
Microsoft Access can't open this file.
It is located outside of your intranet or on an unsafe site. Microsoft won't
open this file because of probable security issues.
To open this file, make a copy of it on your computer or on a reachable
place on the network.
Same issue from a box w/ Access 2002 installed.
Any ideas ?

Thanks in advance,
Nicolas
 
T

Tony Toews

Nicolas Macarez said:
I am working on a Windows XP Pro Desktop with Microsoft Access 2000
installed. Whenever I try to open an MDB file located on a remote Windows
2000 Server machine, I am denied the access to the file and it says
(translation from French):

BEGINNING OF THE MESSAGE >>
Microsoft Access can't open this file.
It is located outside of your intranet or on an unsafe site. Microsoft won't
open this file because of probable security issues.
To open this file, make a copy of it on your computer or on a reachable
place on the network.

"Microsoft Access cannot open this file.This file is located outside
your intranet or on an untrusted site. Microsoft Access will not open
the file due to potential security problems. To open the file, copy
it to your machine or an accessible network location."

See An Intranet Site Is Identified as an Internet Site When You Use an
FQDN or IP Address http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=303650 at the
Knowledge Base at support.microsoft.com.

Tony
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N

Nicolas Macarez

Great it works !
I just added *.domain.com among the trusted sites as indicated in Q303650
Many thanks
Nicolas
 

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