Re: Nt4 Auth w/2000 Native mode?
- From: "FieldTechBrad" <FieldTechBrad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2005 17:51:02 -0700
Okay lets try to clear this up..
Novanet is a remote backup software package that has a server client
relationship. All of the clients sit on external domain controllers in other
business so they are all different domains that we are working with.
We have the server software setup for testing on 3 different places. There
are 2 servers in 1 domain, 1 configured in native mode and one configured in
mixed mode both windows 2000. We will call this Domain A. There is an
external home office backup server that is windows 2000 on a different domain
in mixed mode called Domain B. All of the clients are on Domains C,D,E etc.
The NT4 PDC on Domain C can backup successfully with the same username and
password to Domain B (mixed mode seperate domain) and to the mixed mode
server in Domain A(same one the native mode domain is on) but has
authentication failures to the native mode server in Domain A(Clean install
of windows 2000 just service packs etc, no advanced security has been set up).
This is the problem I am having. It can authenticate to other servers in
mixed mode but not to the one in native mode, and I wanted to know if there
is anything that stops a NT4 PDC from authneticating with a windows 2000
Domain in native mode, and if so, what options are there to change so that I
do not have to reinstall windows again. Thank you.
"Jorge_de_Almeida_Pinto" wrote:
> "" wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > We have a 2000 server that was misconfigured for native mode.
> > This server
> > is our remote backup server using NovaNet Web backup. One of
> > our clients
> > remote servers is an NT4 PDC that needs to remotely backup to
> > the 2000 native
> > mode server. The software requires a windows user account for
> > its primary
> > authentication method. When the nt4 box attempts to
> > authenticate a user for
> > the remote backup procedure the authentication fails and the
> > backup is
> > impossible. Is there any way to force NT4 authentication on
> > the 2000 domain
> > controller in native mode? It is not part of our network and
> > does not need
> > any other replication feature or etc except access to the
> > windows 2000
> > server. Any help please?
> >
> > Brad
>
> What I have read...
>
> You have 2 DCs in mixed mode
> You have 1 misconfigured DC in native mode
> You have a NT4 PDC
>
> Can you share the info and tell us in which domain(s) the DCs are a
> part of?
>
> Is this all 1 big domain?
> 2 domains?
> 3 domains?
>
> Native mode means that new features are enabled (universal sec.
> groups, group nesting, etc.) and the AD DCs started
> talking/replicating in such a way with each other that NT4 DCs don’t
> understand.
>
> To me you situation is not clear. Please give some more info on this
>
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