From: rnsinc on

I just set up a new SBS 2008 server and everything is working fine
except for one little thing. When I login to Remote Web Workplace and
then choose to either "Connect to Server" or "Connect to a Computer" I
get a Windows Security box asking for my credentials.

The box has two fields, one for "User name" and the other for
"Password". The default domain name is listed below the password box.
That default domain name is incorrect. I *can* type in my username as
<domain>\<username> and it will log me in.

*** How do I change the default domain listed in the Windows Security
box that pops up when using the Connect to a Computer function in RWW?
***

I've looked in the IIS under SBS Web Applications\Remote and it's not
listed under credentials there. I've checked in the TS Gateway stuff
without luck. Where is this?

Here are a few particulars:
1. s1.testdomainname1235.com is my DNS FQDN (# of characters, 18 in the
domain name, and format are identical - name is changed)
2. I logon to the server as testdomainname1234\administrator normally...
because the Netbios name is truncated.
3. The Windows Security box lists "testdomainname12345" rather than the
Netbios name.
4. I type "administrator" in to the Username box and it tries to logon
as testdomainname12345\administrator... which is incorrect and will not
authenticate.

I know it's nitpicking, but I want it to work without having to retype
the Netbios domain name every time... especially for when I start
granting users remote access to their computers. Trying to explain that
the domain is off by 1 character and that they need to retype it would
be a nightmare.

Any ideas? Thanks in advance.


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From: "Robbin Meng [MSFT]" on


Hello rnsinc,

Thanks for your post.

First, please check in IIS console and make sure that the NTLM authentication is enabled/selected on the "Remote" virtual directory under "Default Website". Meanwhile, I suggest
that you save user credential by using following method on the clients:

a. Run control userpasswords2
b. Under Advanced tab, click Manage Passwords
c. Please add following entry:

Log on to: Provide a server name or a domain name. You can user wildcards in the domain name. Some examples are *.yourdomain.com and Server01.
Username: domain\username
Password: userpassword

Then check this issue again.

Hope this helps.



Best regards,
Robbin Meng(MSFT)
Microsoft Online Newsgroup Support
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