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Thomas Leadbeater User is Offline
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5/31/2005 08:28 PM  
 Hello:
 
I have a client that is running SBS2003.  The were just acquired by another company that is running a Win2k network.  The two are now "attached" via a highspeed VPN.
 
The main office wants the users at the local office (running SBS2003) to authenticate and map drives on their server.  But the local users want to maintain access to their own server and e-mail at the same time.
 
HOW?
 
Thanks...   
 
Tom
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5/31/2005 08:34 PM  
Hi Thomas,
 
The easiest way would be to join that W2k server to the SBS domain.
SBS doesn't do trusts, so the SBS users are simply not able to join the other network.
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