Domain Problems

[miyagi701]

Situation: I live in the dorms of a college campus. I am running XP Professional. I also have a file share on a server on-campus. However, it is on a seperate domain. When I try to access it through Net. Neighborhood, it tells me that it "is not accessible." I am going to go out on a limb and say that I beleive that this is because it is set up on another domain that is accessed through Kerberos. I am certain that it is not the connection from here to the server, becuase my roomate can access it through his Macintosh using AFP, which is not on the Kerberos domain. I am wondering if there is any way that I can access this file share. I appreciate all of the info. Thank you.
-matt

 

[JJB6486]

Switch To Windows Classic logon and join the domain in the Network Identification area of the System control panel. Then log off and select <SCHOOLDOMAIN> from the "Log On To" menu

JJB6486

 

[chooch]

You could also try to map a drive to the server by performing the following:

- Right click My Network Place and selecte Map Network Drive
- Click on the Connect using a different User Name
- Enter the Domain name followed by a \ and your username (i.e. DomainName\UserName)
- Enter your Domain Password
- Click the OK button

This should do it for you.

 

[miyagi701]

Many Thanks!

Thanks, you people are great. Saves me a lot of hassle with third party AFP programs. I used the Mapping the Net Drv. method. Works exactly like I wanted.
-Matt