DisableStrictNameChecking; server alias does not work from the actual server
hello,
i not sure if network issue or file sharing issue, try here.
i have domain server 2 nics , subsequently 2 ips (on same subnet). second nic/ip has no gateway, therefore uses first nic/ip's gateway.
i have created disablestrictnamechecking registry value , rebooted. have created 2 dns records: "server" resolves to 1 nics ip , "server2" resolves other nics ip (ip2 in example).
what doing using dfs and have created dfs namespace called \\domain\share , trying add second target each link; 1 target \\server\sh1 , other target \\server2\sh1. any domain pc, can open explorer , type \\server1\ , see scheduled tasks , non-hidden shares, etc fine. can access same through \\server2\ , see same items.
the problem having when logged on "server", the \\server\ works expected, \\server2\ not show , pressing enter results in username/password prompt (that doesn't work proper authentication information). server, using the explicit ip address, \\ip2\ works fine though.
is there way \\server2\ work expected when logged on actual server? this happens on both windows server 2003 sp2 , windows server 2008 sp1 servers.
i not sure if network issue or file sharing issue, try here.
i have domain server 2 nics , subsequently 2 ips (on same subnet). second nic/ip has no gateway, therefore uses first nic/ip's gateway.
i have created disablestrictnamechecking registry value , rebooted. have created 2 dns records: "server" resolves to 1 nics ip , "server2" resolves other nics ip (ip2 in example).
what doing using dfs and have created dfs namespace called \\domain\share , trying add second target each link; 1 target \\server\sh1 , other target \\server2\sh1. any domain pc, can open explorer , type \\server1\ , see scheduled tasks , non-hidden shares, etc fine. can access same through \\server2\ , see same items.
the problem having when logged on "server", the \\server\ works expected, \\server2\ not show , pressing enter results in username/password prompt (that doesn't work proper authentication information). server, using the explicit ip address, \\ip2\ works fine though.
is there way \\server2\ work expected when logged on actual server? this happens on both windows server 2003 sp2 , windows server 2008 sp1 servers.
sorry, i found out disableloopbackcheck...
[hkey_local_machine\system\currentcontrolset\control\lsa]
"disableloopbackcheck"=dword:00000001
this seems have resolved in both 2008 , 2003.
[hkey_local_machine\system\currentcontrolset\control\lsa]
"disableloopbackcheck"=dword:00000001
this seems have resolved in both 2008 , 2003.
Windows Server > File Services and Storage
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