ExSimGuy
21st Apr 2001, 18:52
After several days of tearing out of hair . . . I'm trying to set up a Remote Access Server for dial-in access to a LAN. Someone else was supposed to have done it but it turned out that he couldn't!
I'm using Win2kAdvanced Server as the RAS (not set up with any domain or active directory (trying to keep things simple!) and dialling-in with my laptop running Win98 2nd Ed.
When I dial in, the server "boots me off" with a name/password error. After investigating the logfile, I find that the server is actaully receiving a "domain name" from my laptop, of a single space code http://www.pprune.org/ubb/NonCGI/eek.gif
When invited by the server to try again, I find that I can highlight and delete this space code on the login window of the laptop, and it logs in fine and everything works :)
Can anyone advise me how to avoid the laptop inserting the domain (on the logfile it is a space code, follwed by a ""inserted after the IP address of the laptop and before my user-name) I'd really appreciate any help as I'm not a MCSE and the MCSEs out here don't even understand the question http://www.pprune.org/ubb/NonCGI/confused.gif
I do not have "log on to windows domain" set on the laptop and I tried to check it and delete any space code there anyway!
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What goes around . . .
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I'm using Win2kAdvanced Server as the RAS (not set up with any domain or active directory (trying to keep things simple!) and dialling-in with my laptop running Win98 2nd Ed.
When I dial in, the server "boots me off" with a name/password error. After investigating the logfile, I find that the server is actaully receiving a "domain name" from my laptop, of a single space code http://www.pprune.org/ubb/NonCGI/eek.gif
When invited by the server to try again, I find that I can highlight and delete this space code on the login window of the laptop, and it logs in fine and everything works :)
Can anyone advise me how to avoid the laptop inserting the domain (on the logfile it is a space code, follwed by a ""inserted after the IP address of the laptop and before my user-name) I'd really appreciate any help as I'm not a MCSE and the MCSEs out here don't even understand the question http://www.pprune.org/ubb/NonCGI/confused.gif
I do not have "log on to windows domain" set on the laptop and I tried to check it and delete any space code there anyway!
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What goes around . . .
. . often lands better!