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I am using Virtual PC 2004 on a Win XPSP2 machine. I am running a second
instance of WinXPSP2 in the virtual environment. Both the host and virtual
machines are members of an Active Directory domain.
In order to ensure consistent application of GPOs, I login to the host
machine with domain credentials AND by selecting the Login Using Dial-up
Connection from the login screen. This invokes a PPTP VPN connection that is
configured for anyone's access on the host machine. Logging in in this way
ensures the machine gets a Kerberos ticket and that all Computer and User
policies process as expected(verified via RSOP.msc).
On the virtual machine I also have a PPTP VPN connection configured for any
user's access. However, when I attempt to login to the domain by using the
"dial-up" option, I get a menu for creating an actual modem/phone dial-up
connection - I never get the option to access the domain by establishing the
VPN connection first. Consequently, I do not get a Kerberos ticket for the
machine and GPO processing is inconsistent and can't be forced after login
using the gpupdate/force command.
Can anyone tell me if there is a way to configure the virtual machine login
screen to permit the VPN "dial up" connection option so that I see that same
behaviour between the host machine and the virtual machine?
Kind regards,
JCB
instance of WinXPSP2 in the virtual environment. Both the host and virtual
machines are members of an Active Directory domain.
In order to ensure consistent application of GPOs, I login to the host
machine with domain credentials AND by selecting the Login Using Dial-up
Connection from the login screen. This invokes a PPTP VPN connection that is
configured for anyone's access on the host machine. Logging in in this way
ensures the machine gets a Kerberos ticket and that all Computer and User
policies process as expected(verified via RSOP.msc).
On the virtual machine I also have a PPTP VPN connection configured for any
user's access. However, when I attempt to login to the domain by using the
"dial-up" option, I get a menu for creating an actual modem/phone dial-up
connection - I never get the option to access the domain by establishing the
VPN connection first. Consequently, I do not get a Kerberos ticket for the
machine and GPO processing is inconsistent and can't be forced after login
using the gpupdate/force command.
Can anyone tell me if there is a way to configure the virtual machine login
screen to permit the VPN "dial up" connection option so that I see that same
behaviour between the host machine and the virtual machine?
Kind regards,
JCB