I've heard that with some simple changes in the registry you can "upgrade"
the client version to the server version. Is this true??
And if yes what are these changes??
by Diederik van Lier » Thu, 16 Jan 1997 04:00:00
I've heard that with some simple changes in the registry you can "upgrade"
the client version to the server version. Is this true??
And if yes what are these changes??
1. NT authentication from a local windows NT 4.0 Wks to a NT Server 4.0
Hi
Could someone please explain or lead me to where I can get further
information.
Scenerio:
I create a local user on an NT 4.0 Workstation , eg. test000
I create an account on a NT 4.0 Server (enterprise ed. a PDC) the id
and password as the workstation user id - the user belongs to the
domain users group.
I create a share on the server eg: d:\files with permission granted to
everyone.
Now I long into the workstation locally , without authenticating
outside, (ie using the local sam.)
I try mapping a drive to the NT server share, and the drive is mapped
automatically without any challege.
My question is why does this automatically happen ? aren't there two
separate SAM databases, on the local machine and the sam on the PDC??
However if I can change either password, (ie no longer in sync), only
then I get a challege.
Does this happen in WIN2K ????
THanks
Jo
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