jesmin
Tue Dec 05 19:10:29 CST 2006
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SBS 2000. ..=20
Is it single NIC/ 2 NICS ?
Do you have ISA ?=20
--=20
jesmin ningthoujam=20
"Neil Raffan" <reply to group> wrote in message =
news:O4JYuaMGHHA.4116@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
I've upgraded 4 of our users to XP pro, and somehow I keep making a =
mess of=20
configuring the client PC.
This is the procedure I just followed for another new (out of the box =
Dell)=20
PC:
At the SBS box add a new user, JohnDoe and a new computer JohnD.
At the client box first start up, during XP installation/configuration =
give=20
the username, JohnDoe, and the computer name, JohnD.
The client PC then starts up as local user, JohnDoe. I then follow =
KB316418=20
to join the XP client to the SBS domain, for example MYDOMAIN.
Re-boot the client PC, this time logging on as JohnDoe on MYDOMAIN.
Again follow KB316418 to install the firewall client. At this time I =
get=20
Error 1925 - insufficient priviledges.
In the client PC User Accounts I note that user JohnDoe is only a =
member of=20
the JohnD domain, so I create another user JohnDoe, member of =
MYDOMAIN,=20
standard user group.
Re-boot the PC and log on again as JohnDoe. Still have error 1925 when =
I try=20
to install the FW client. Log off JohnDoe and log on as Administrator =
on=20
JohnD. This time the FW client installs OK.
Log off Administrator and log on as JohnDoe on MYDOMAIN. Internet =
access is=20
forbidden.
In the client PC User Accounts I change JohnDoe to Administrators =
group.=20
Internet access is now possible.
So I get there in the end, but it is all a bit laborious, and I'm not =
happy=20
about making my user a local Administrator - or is that a necessary =
step?
Question - is there a slicker method of arriving where I want to be?
Regards
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<DIV><FONT face=3DTahoma color=3D#008080 size=3D2>Is it single NIC/ 2 =
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<DIV><BR>-- <BR>jesmin ningthoujam <BR></DIV>
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<DIV>"Neil Raffan" <reply to group> wrote in message <A=20
=
href=3D"news:O4JYuaMGHHA.4116@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl">news:O4JYuaMGHHA.4116=
@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl</A>...</DIV>I've=20
upgraded 4 of our users to XP pro, and somehow I keep making a mess of =
<BR>configuring the client PC.<BR><BR>This is the procedure I just =
followed=20
for another new (out of the box Dell) <BR>PC:<BR>At the SBS box add a =
new=20
user, JohnDoe and a new computer JohnD.<BR>At the client box first =
start up,=20
during XP installation/configuration give <BR>the username, JohnDoe, =
and the=20
computer name, JohnD.<BR>The client PC then starts up as local user, =
JohnDoe.=20
I then follow KB316418 <BR>to join the XP client to the SBS domain, =
for=20
example MYDOMAIN.<BR><BR>Re-boot the client PC, this time logging on =
as=20
JohnDoe on MYDOMAIN.<BR>Again follow KB316418 to install the firewall =
client.=20
At this time I get <BR>Error 1925 - insufficient priviledges.<BR>In =
the client=20
PC User Accounts I note that user JohnDoe is only a member of <BR>the =
JohnD=20
domain, so I create another user JohnDoe, member of MYDOMAIN, =
<BR>standard=20
user group.<BR><BR>Re-boot the PC and log on again as JohnDoe. Still =
have=20
error 1925 when I try <BR>to install the FW client. Log off JohnDoe =
and log on=20
as Administrator on <BR>JohnD. This time the FW client installs =
OK.<BR><BR>Log=20
off Administrator and log on as JohnDoe on MYDOMAIN. Internet access =
is=20
<BR>forbidden.<BR>In the client PC User Accounts I change JohnDoe to=20
Administrators group. <BR>Internet access is now possible.<BR><BR>So I =
get=20
there in the end, but it is all a bit laborious, and I'm not happy =
<BR>about=20
making my user a local Administrator - or is that a necessary=20
step?<BR>Question - is there a slicker method of arriving where I want =
to=20
be?<BR><BR><BR>Regards<BR><BR></BLOCKQUOTE></BODY></HTML>
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