Accessing workgroup resources from a domain, goofy issue

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OK, so I'm having a strange issue. I've created a new domain for some
office computers (SBS 2003 and XP Pro) and moved them all into it.
There are some resources that cannot be moved into the domain though.
There's a printer and another Windows 2003 file server that needs to
be kept in the workgroup for unrelated business reasons.

When the client computers first login they can access the printer and
the file shares fine. Then, after oh say 45 minutes or so they lose
access to them. All the same usernames/passwords exist in both the
domain and the file server. The shares and NTFS security are wide
open.

I tried net use persistent:yes but no luck

I thought it might be a problem contacting the workgroups master
browser, and it may be so. When I do a <browstat gm 1 workgroup> I get
an access denied message.

What I don't get is the loss of access after some time goes by.

Any ideas?
 
Re: Accessing workgroup resources from a domain, goofy issue

What do you mean by "loose access to them"? What happens? Do they get an
error message? Anything in event viewer on the client or the server?

hth
DDS

<wwworldwideweb@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> OK, so I'm having a strange issue. I've created a new domain for some
> office computers (SBS 2003 and XP Pro) and moved them all into it.
> There are some resources that cannot be moved into the domain though.
> There's a printer and another Windows 2003 file server that needs to
> be kept in the workgroup for unrelated business reasons.
>
> When the client computers first login they can access the printer and
> the file shares fine. Then, after oh say 45 minutes or so they lose
> access to them. All the same usernames/passwords exist in both the
> domain and the file server. The shares and NTFS security are wide
> open.
>
> I tried net use persistent:yes but no luck
>
> I thought it might be a problem contacting the workgroups master
> browser, and it may be so. When I do a <browstat gm 1 workgroup> I get
> an access denied message.
>
> What I don't get is the loss of access after some time goes by.
>
> Any ideas?
 
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