Re: Cannot Find Logon Server
From: Enkidu (enkidu@cliffp.com)
Date: 09/15/02
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From: Enkidu <enkidu@cliffp.com> Date: Sun, 15 Sep 2002 10:32:03 +1200
That's the way it is supposed to work. When you connect to the home
LAN, the laptop looks for its Domain. Of course it doesn't find. it.
When you login to your laptop, and then connect to the shares using a
home LAN id, you are authenticating to the home LAN for those devices.
You are not logged into the home LAN. I'd go with that solution.
The third one is interesting. I don't at the moment see how logging on
to the work LAN authenticates you for the home LAN.
See your sister-in-law and raise my mother-in-law.
Cheers,
Cliff
On Sat, 14 Sep 2002 19:52:10 +0200, "Meron Lavie"
<lavie@net2vision.net.il> wrote:
>I run a W2K/SP3 Domain LAN at home (OK, so I'm a bored middle-aged man, so
>what?).
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>I have a laptop from work, which of course belongs to the company's W2K/SP3
>Domain.
>
>When I take the laptop home and connect to my home LAN and try to connect to
>shares on the computers in my home LAN, I get the notorious "No Logon
>Servers
>Available to service the logon request" dialog. Also, the System Log is
>littered with the neftharious Event Id 3034 issued by MrxSmb, stating that
>"The redirector was unable to initialize security context or query context
>attributes.".
>
>Now, I _can_ reach my home LAN's computer's shares in the following three
>interesting situations:
>
>1. If I login into my laptop using the local machine instead of a domain,
>e.g., Domain: "MYLAPTOP (this computer)" instead of "MYCOMPANYDOMAIN".
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>2. If I open the "Map Network Drive" dialog, specifying the "connect as a
>different user name" option and choosing a legit user name from my home LAN.
>Once I do that, no matter which share I choose, all shares on that home
>computer (and that particular home computer alone) can be reached.
>
>3. If I connect to my company's LAN remotely via MS-VPN.
>
>Is there any solution available instead of the above
>uglier-than-my-sister-in-law solutions? Whoever solves this best for me gets
>a free weekend with my sister-in-law. Whoever gives a bad solution gets a
>free _month_ with her...
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>TIA,
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>Meron Lavie
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