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venTest OPERATORS MANUAL
4 Connecting to a Domain Share
Connection to a Domain Data Share is almost identical to connecting to a Workgroup Share.
The difference is the target computer which contains the Data Share is part of a Domain.
When the Data Share is on a computer which is part of a Domain, a Domain User Account -
controlled by the Domain Server - must be used to successfully connect to the Domain
computer which contains the Windows Data Share.
Additionally, the Domain User Account should also be identified as an “Administrator” of the
computer which has the Data Share on it.
Domain Accounts are added to the Domain via “Active Directory Users and Computers” by
your Network System Administrator. Your Network System Administrator should also be able
to assign “administrator” status to the account on the domain computer which contains the
Windows Data Share.
Note: Do NOT use the “Administrator” account when trying to connect to a Data Share! There is
no practical way to differentiate between the “Administrator” account on the local machine
(“spare\administrator” in this example) and the “Administrator” on the Domain
(“DSI2\administrator” in this example); because of this, any attempt to use the
“Administrator” account to connect to the Data Share will fail.
For this example the “Spare” computer has been joined to the DSI2.LOCAL domain, as shown
in the computer properties window (Figure 53):
Figure 53 - Computer Properties (Domain)
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