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  1. Athena1390
    Technically nice solutions, but the user itself is not technical at all... And when other sites will open, the same problem will appear again (=> 3, 4, 5... installations of Windows on 1 PC).
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    When sitting at site B, he won't need resources from site A. So, a script with drive mappings at site B should be sufficient. Thanks for all these informations.
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    A user is fully member of site A (headquarters), where the network is managed by a SBS 2011. He often needs to go to site B, where the network is managed by a 2008 R2. There is no link between the 2 networks, and the AD are completely different and isolated. My user just want to be able to access the shared drives (containing an app/DB and some docs) on site B, using his laptop.
  4. Athena1390
    No, there is a local DB to access... Is it possible to establish a relationship between the domains, without VPN, and with a server being a SBS ?
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    Arghh.... This implies a permanent VPN between the 2 networks ?
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    But the PC name is present in the 2 AD. And on XP, there was a drop-down menu below the login window, with a list of allowed domains. I know this drop-down menu does not exist anymore in W7, but did the ability to connect to many domains also disappeared ?
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    Hello, A laptop (W7) was connected to a network (AD) managed by a SBS 2011; working without any problem. Then, it has been connected on another site, and joined a domain (AD managed by 2008 R2 server), without any relation with the first AD; working also without any problem. But, when the laptop came back to the first site, it was not possible anymore to connect it (even by writing the domain name before the username : DOMAIN1\Username). The server could see the PC online, but did not had authorization to access it. I had to connect locally (using the second domain name), and join again the domain 1 to be allowed to connect to the network. Is it normal ? Could a PC access to many different networks (AD), just by adding the domain name before the user name (if the PC has been registered into this AD in the past) ? Thanks in advance for your answers.
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