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NFP Storage Manager 1.1 User’s Manual
68 Chapter 4. Using NFP Storage Manager 1.1
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Notes on working with a Windows Domain:
1. If an NAS server NAS001 owns an account NAS001 on the PDC and
logs in to a Windows domain and out again, it is possible th at the
server cannot log back in. In this case, delete the
NAS001 account on
the PDC, create a new account, and enter the domain name and PDC
hostname in
NFP Storage Manager .
2. After moving a NAS server from a Windows Domain or workgroup to
another domain or workgroup,
NP1040 NAS server may still appear in
the original domain or group in the Windows clients ’ Network
Neighborhood. This is a restriction of the Network Neighborhood
module itself and does not involve a breach of security: the server
does in fact not exist any longer in the original domain or workgroup.
3. If the PDC fails in a Windows Domain, Windows clients will no longer
be able to access
NP1040 NAS server. This is an intrinsic limitation of
the Windows networking environment. NASolution Network Filer
Plus also supports BDC, thus offering a useful remedy for this kind of
situation.
4. For security reasons, an existing root account on the PDC will not be
merged with the root account of NP1040 NAS. In other words, if a
client attempts to log into the NAS server with the root account, he
must enter the NAS root password to gain access as system
administrator.
5.
Once NP1040 NAS server is part of a domain, only users in the same
Windows Domain can access NP1040 NAS server. Members of other
domains or workgroup cannot access the server. For example, if your
NP1040 is part of a Windows Domain A, and the PDC in this domain
knows an account user1 with the password 123. If the client of this
account belongs to another domain B , the client will still not be able to
access to NP1040 NAS server, even when providing the correct login
information on the PDC account.