Re: Logon Scripts over VPN connections
- From: "Al Dunbar [MS-MVP]" <alan-no-drub-spam@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 31 Mar 2005 09:17:17 -0700
What we do is to have the user cache his domain password on the computer by
logging into it against his domain account while it is physically connected
to the network. He then logs on to his domain account in order to establish
his VPN session, rather than using an account local to the workstation setup
for the purpose.
Alternately, the user could logout, leaving the vpn connection open, then
log in again exactly as if he were connected to the network.
/Al
"MRSOLO" <MRSOLO@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:5B24FB01-21B2-4EE5-8563-E207A6720FDE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> I have set up a Win 2K RAS Server as a VPN server that authenticates
Active
> Directory users via a Radius server, that connect via a wireless link It
> works fine from the viewpoint of successfully authenticating users and
giving
> them network access. However when I try to run a logon script (vbs) to map
> drives and printers, the script runs under the username of the locally
logged
> on user, not the authenticated active directory user. This basically means
> that the script fails to map the drives as the locally logged on user does
> not have the permissions to access the network drives in questions. Is
there
> a way that I can force the script to run under the active directory
account
> or is there a way that I can edit the script to prompt the user to enter
> his/her username and password.
.
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