NTLM & MRBS : Accessing From WithIn The Network.

[russdev]

Right got an issue

 

Got MRBS running IIS.

 

If I access MRBS and other PHP systems Like MLHD (so think my setup vrs the software). If access from outside using the http://support.domain.com\mrbs name no problem. But if I access the domain from within school network does not work.

 

But if I access using local dns name http:\\servername\mrbs works ok.

 

At moment solved it by having two links inside network and outside network but like to get it down to one link http://support.domain.com\mrbs.

 

Can access the domain no problem just fails to accept the correct login using NTLM.

Does all that make sense.

 

Anyideas

 

Russ

Edited September 13, 2009 by russdev

[kmount]

Can you view http://support.domain.com from inside? (if no you probably need a DNS Zone added internally for domain.com so you can set support.domain.com to point to the internal IP of servername).

 

A similar discussion has taken place recently for moodle at tanfield high which may help.

[russdev]

Yes can see the domain ok no problem just falls over on ntlm.

 

Russ

[kmount]

Oh I see, maybe worth emphasising that in the original post as it does smell like DNS until you mention that!

 

What are you seeing?

 

Failed to logon support.domain.com\yourname ?

[russdev]

Sorry.

 

Yes it just decides that login is not valid like password is not working.

 

Russ

[kmount]

If you specify yourdomain\you does it work?

[imullings]

You can try adding support.domain.com into your exceptions for the proxy server in IE.

If this then works it can be done domain wide with a GPO

Ian Mullings

Devizes School IT Support