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Hi - I have a problem that's making me insane. I have on remote user with a Dell XPS laptop running Windows Vista Ultimate. The problem is that she's not able to browse to network shares on one of the domain controllers. I've eliminated a name resolution problem by the fact that the laptop will also not browse to the IP address. \\servername and \\192.168.0.27 both have the same results. I've eliminated the fact that she's on a VPN as the problem by giving her access to a backup method for VPN access to the office. Same results. The users home network was eliminated as a problem by asking her to use a data card and connect to the office with an alternate source of internet access. Same results. I also asked the user to connect to the office with her old XP laptop to make sure it's not a problem with her user account or permissions. The XP laptop works fine. No symptoms. The user is also able to connect to the DC (although not authenitcate since she's not a domain admin) through RDP. Just to double check I remotely connected to her laptop with a webex session and was able to connect through RDP no problem. I've tested with the firewall disabled as well as enabled and configured to allow all the ports for browsing. There's no issue with that user connecting to any other machine on the network (Windows XP, Vista Business, Server 2000, 2003 and 2008) or connecting to other ports on this one server. I'm stumped as to what would block only the ability to browse from that laptop to the Windows 2003 DC??? If it's not an issuse with name resolution, security or permissions, and the laptop was actually reinstalled to make sure no applications were causing the problem, what would cause this? Thanks |
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