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?
More than likely there is a configuration on your server preventing it from authenticating to machines outside the domain. I have the same problem using my work laptop to connect to my home PC. Might want to check with your system administrators. "dgcooper" wrote in message news:B7700136-39BB-4F28-BD26-D853D59074C7@microsoft.com... >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 "Jeff Winn" wrote: > More than likely there is a configuration on your server preventing it from > authenticating to machines outside the domain. I have the same problem using > my work laptop to connect to my home PC. > > Might want to check with your system administrators. > > "dgcooper" wrote in message > news:B7700136-39BB-4F28-BD26-D853D59074C7@microsoft.com... > >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? >
