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Steve S3CC
Here is my situation.
HQ Office I have Windows 2008 Server. About 10 computers in this office and all on active directory. No issues there. Server IP of 192.168.0.250.
Remote Office A. 3 computers. They have a persistent VPN connection to the HQ Office (netgear routers). While I can map drives using \\192.168.0.250, first, I'm unable to map drives using \\server (to shared folders). I cannot ping by FQDN, only IP address. Second, I'm unable to join the remote office A computers to the domain by domain_name or domain_name.local (did not try to join the domain via IP address).
Computers in the remote office A have DNS directly to the server (192.168.0.250) (and DNS to the local router too).
Should I setup WINS on the server to accept netbios names and such for the VPN'ed computers that are remote? How can I get them to join the domain and be able to browse the network via network places, ping by FQDN and such?
Thanks in advance,
Steve
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HQ Office I have Windows 2008 Server. About 10 computers in this office and all on active directory. No issues there. Server IP of 192.168.0.250.
Remote Office A. 3 computers. They have a persistent VPN connection to the HQ Office (netgear routers). While I can map drives using \\192.168.0.250, first, I'm unable to map drives using \\server (to shared folders). I cannot ping by FQDN, only IP address. Second, I'm unable to join the remote office A computers to the domain by domain_name or domain_name.local (did not try to join the domain via IP address).
Computers in the remote office A have DNS directly to the server (192.168.0.250) (and DNS to the local router too).
Should I setup WINS on the server to accept netbios names and such for the VPN'ed computers that are remote? How can I get them to join the domain and be able to browse the network via network places, ping by FQDN and such?
Thanks in advance,
Steve
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