Let me try to explain this in few words. I'm setting up a laptop for a
guy working from home. He's going to use a VPN to connect in to part of
our network and access some terminal servers.
Long story short: At the moment of login, no DCs are reachable. (He
hasn't even dialled the Internet yet, never mind authenticated into the
VPN!)
That's fine - the laptop will use the cached password for the domain
account. But... what happens when the user needs to CHANGE the password?
Of course, if you're on a terminal server, it's quite easy to change
your password. And then our DC will use the new password. But how the
hell will the laptop know about this? (This is compounded by the fact
that our DC isn't actually accessible over the VPN. Apparently that
would require additional hardware or something...)
I could just make the password never expire - but I'd really prefer not
to if there's a way.
RE: Strange VPN Porblem ... I understand that one laptop can not access ... Please disable the XP firewall, and ensure there is no connection limit... Please manually create a VPN connection via the following KB and then ... Try to access share folder via IP address (i.e. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
RE: need to allow a VPN connection from inside SBS environment ... Thank you for posting to the SBS Newsgroup.... domain to VPN to a remote office. ... You mentioned "laptop uses fiberlink and nortel software to create the ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Complete VPN Fundamentals and VPN Router RV042 ...VPN over NAT. ... to the VPN router seems in their view hopeless. ... >> a server in another house and the situation looks like ... >> Laptop has XP Professional ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely)
Re: Improving Mobile Experience ... password prompts over VPN, and enables me to keep home and work functions ... As an upgrade from this scenario, you could configure Outlook to synchronize ... should be able to set up offline and synchronize your mailbox over VPN. ... The perfect situation may be to make the laptop a member of the SBS domain. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: shared drives and vpn ... this is AD user using laptop offsite laptop is ... logon via VPN (we have firewall configured to use internal DC as LDAP server ... so user use AD user name and password to connect via VPN) drives are already ... here so when it tries to map to the network share, ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.general)
