VPN client and cached creds????

[Guest]

We have an SBS2K3 domain and a tablet pc which is a member of the AD domain.

This user bounces in and out of the office and when in the field, wants to
VPN back into the network to access network shares as well as Exchange.

When he establishes the VPN connection, and tries to access a share, he's
prompted for username and password. When he enters it a message saying that
his username and pass have already been tried comes up and he's denied access
even though he's logged in with cached credentials.

Can anyone help me get around this?

many thanks in advance!

 

[Shenan Stanley]

We have an SBS2K3 domain and a tablet pc which is a member of the
AD domain.

This user bounces in and out of the office and when in the field,
wants to VPN back into the network to access network shares as well
as Exchange.

When he establishes the VPN connection, and tries to access a
share, he's prompted for username and password. When he enters it a
message saying that his username and pass have already been tried
comes up and he's denied access even though he's logged in with
cached credentials.

Can anyone help me get around this?

Multiposted and done with the Web Interface so it ended up posted multiple
times in the same group, no less. *grin*
Something needs to be done about the Web Interface!

If you feel your question is relevant to more than one
newsgroup, crosspost. The multiposting thing is annoying at best
and is the least efficient way for you to ask and others to answer/read the
question/answers.

A script that maps the drives for him, entering the correct domain tag for
the username.

net use x: \\server.fq.dmn.com\sharename /userOMAIN\username *password*
/persistent:NO
(Prompt for and replace password.. VBScript or batch even..)

Make sure he has no persistent mappings..

And for exchange - if he uses that more than anything else - you might want
to look into RPC over HTTP. It makes things simpler for the majority of
your mobile users.