Re: Printing and File Access in two Domains
From: Tom Blackwell (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 01/16/04
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Date: Fri, 16 Jan 2004 05:39:23 -0800
Thanks Chris, that option hadn't occurred to me and would
seem to solve the immediate problem.
To anyone else out there that has some expertise in AD,
I'd would also appreciate some pointers on how to
establish trust relationships between two "forests"; or
where to look for the information. It's not that
Microsoft's site doesn't have the info, I've got the
opposite problem. :-)
-- Tom >-----Original Message----- >If you are using XP Pro, and only need this access for the one employee, >then you can use the Manage Network Passwords feature to allow him to >authenticate to your domain (thus gaining access to all of the secured >resources his login should have access to) without actually joining the >domain or making a big change in AD. I'm not a server guy, so others will >have to comment on setting up AD with a trust relationship. > >-- >Chris Jackson >Software Engineer >Microsoft MVP - Windows Client >Windows XP Associate Expert >-- >More people read the newsgroups than read my email. >Reply to the newsgroup for a faster response. >(Control-G using Outlook Express) >-- > >"Tom Blackwell" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >news:038101c3db9a$03f796b0$a101280a@phx.gbl... >> Hi, I have only a basic understanding of Active >> Directory, and have an interesting challenge. We have a >> new employee who is also an employee of an external >> investor. He needs to be able to access resources like >> printers, file servers and mail (Exchange) in our office >> and also at his other company, when connected to our >> LAN. We only want him to have this ability. >> >> I gather from content in MSDN and Technet that it should >> be possible for us to establish trust relationships >> between the two companies active directory domain to make >> this possible. I could use some guidance on how this >> should be done. >> >> Thanks in advance, >> >> Tom > > >. >
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