analogia22
IS-IT--Management
I have an Exchange 2003 server on a Win2k3 member server, that is part of a Win2k3 AD domain. I have a remote user that connects via an IPSec VPN with a full T1 on my end and a DSL on the users end. The remote user is on a new laptop running WinXP Pro SP1. The user logs into the domain (with what must be thier cached domain user account profile) and not the local machine. The IPSec VPN connects automatically upon login. The user can get name resolution to the Exchange/Global Catalog servers pointing to their private IP addresses.
Now at this point everything works great.
I was having some serious issues with Outlook connecting to Exchange properly so I changed it to use NTLM security ONLY which solved the problem.
However, after doing so the user now cannot access any network resources on our side unless he specifies a domain admin account (which is not a solution). For example, when he attempts to access a network drive he gets an error about only one logon instance per user account is allowed during this session.
What does this mean? And what can I do to fix this? I can't seem to find anything at all on this security option inside of Outlook for NTLM/Kerberos security so any help is very appreciated.
Now at this point everything works great.
I was having some serious issues with Outlook connecting to Exchange properly so I changed it to use NTLM security ONLY which solved the problem.
However, after doing so the user now cannot access any network resources on our side unless he specifies a domain admin account (which is not a solution). For example, when he attempts to access a network drive he gets an error about only one logon instance per user account is allowed during this session.
What does this mean? And what can I do to fix this? I can't seem to find anything at all on this security option inside of Outlook for NTLM/Kerberos security so any help is very appreciated.
