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From: yaro137 on 22 Jul 2010 12:07 Not sure if this is the right group for my question as the problem actually occurs in a branch office that runs Server 2k8 standard on a member server but the DC in the head office runs SBS2k8. While the VPN link goes down users can't access shared folders on the server even though they can log on. Does it have something to do with GPOs? yaro
From: kj [SBS MVP] on 22 Jul 2010 12:12 yaro137 wrote: > Not sure if this is the right group for my question as the problem > actually occurs in a branch office that runs Server 2k8 standard on a > member server but the DC in the head office runs SBS2k8. > While the VPN link goes down users can't access shared folders on the > server even though they can log on. Does it have something to do with > GPOs? > yaro No it has to do with Kerberos (tickets). -- /kj
From: yaro137 on 22 Jul 2010 12:54 On 22 July, 17:12, "kj [SBS MVP]" <KevinJ....(a)SPAMFREE.gmail.com> wrote: > yaro137 wrote: > > Not sure if this is the right group for my question as the problem > > actually occurs in a branch office that runs Server 2k8 standard on a > > member server but the DC in the head office runs SBS2k8. > > While the VPN link goes down users can't access shared folders on the > > server even though they can log on. Does it have something to do with > > GPOs? > > yaro > > No it has to do with Kerberos (tickets). > > -- > /kj Is there a way then to make it work when the connection to the DC fails? Thanks yaro
From: kj [SBS MVP] on 22 Jul 2010 13:14 yaro137 wrote: > On 22 July, 17:12, "kj [SBS MVP]" <KevinJ....(a)SPAMFREE.gmail.com> > wrote: >> yaro137 wrote: >>> Not sure if this is the right group for my question as the problem >>> actually occurs in a branch office that runs Server 2k8 standard on >>> a member server but the DC in the head office runs SBS2k8. >>> While the VPN link goes down users can't access shared folders on >>> the server even though they can log on. Does it have something to >>> do with GPOs? >>> yaro >> >> No it has to do with Kerberos (tickets). >> >> -- >> /kj > > Is there a way then to make it work when the connection to the DC > fails? > Thanks > yaro You can open the shares, you can have the users access the branch server with branch server local accounts, or you can put a second dc at the branch. Or improve the reliability of the SBS server connectivity, which would be the preferred choice. -- /kj
From: yaro137 on 23 Jul 2010 07:17
On 22 July, 18:14, "kj [SBS MVP]" <KevinJ....(a)SPAMFREE.gmail.com> wrote: > yaro137 wrote: > > On 22 July, 17:12, "kj [SBS MVP]" <KevinJ....(a)SPAMFREE.gmail.com> > > wrote: > >> yaro137 wrote: > >>> Not sure if this is the right group for my question as the problem > >>> actually occurs in a branch office that runs Server 2k8 standard on > >>> a member server but the DC in the head office runs SBS2k8. > >>> While the VPN link goes down users can't access shared folders on > >>> the server even though they can log on. Does it have something to > >>> do with GPOs? > >>> yaro > > >> No it has to do with Kerberos (tickets). > > >> -- > >> /kj > > > Is there a way then to make it work when the connection to the DC > > fails? > > Thanks > > yaro > > You can open the shares, you can have the users access the branch server > with branch server local accounts, or you can put a second dc at the branch. > > Or improve the reliability of the SBS server connectivity, which would be > the preferred choice. > > -- > /kj Fair enough. Thanks yaro |