I am able to connect to a remote TcpServerChannel from a Workgroup PC to a Domain Server using the domain name in the credientials. However, I cannot connect a Domain PC to a Workgroup Server. I used the Workgroup Server's name as the domain name but it does not work. What should I use as the domain name for a Domain TcpClientChannel connecting to a TcpServerChannel in a Workgroup?
Normally workgroup user accounts are local accounts, so the domain will be the machine name you are connecting to. Give it a try. -- Ciaran O''Donnell http://wannabedeveloper.spaces.live.com "dgcooper" wrote: > I am able to connect to a remote TcpServerChannel from a Workgroup PC to a > Domain Server using the domain name in the credientials. However, I cannot > connect a Domain PC to a Workgroup Server. I used the Workgroup Server's > name as the domain name but it does not work. > > What should I use as the domain name for a Domain TcpClientChannel > connecting to a TcpServerChannel in a Workgroup? >
I found the problem, I needed to disable Simple File Sharing on the Server Machine Thanks for your help "Ciaran O''Donnell" wrote: > Normally workgroup user accounts are local accounts, so the domain will be > the machine name you are connecting to. > > Give it a try. > > -- > Ciaran O''Donnell > http://wannabedeveloper.spaces.live.com > > > "dgcooper" wrote: > > > I am able to connect to a remote TcpServerChannel from a Workgroup PC to a > > Domain Server using the domain name in the credientials. However, I cannot > > connect a Domain PC to a Workgroup Server. I used the Workgroup Server's > > name as the domain name but it does not work. > > > > What should I use as the domain name for a Domain TcpClientChannel > > connecting to a TcpServerChannel in a Workgroup? > >
