Raymond Zachary
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SNAP Server requires a logon with no symbols such as / or \ included in the logon name.
However, Vista places the name of your computer in front of your logon with a \ in between.
For example, if your computer is named MYCOMPUTER and your logon to SNAP server is MYNAME when you attempt to logon to SNAP Server with MYNAME as your logon name it will go out from your computer as MYCOMPUTER\MYNAME. This will be rejected by SNAP Server.
If you administer SNAP Server to add MYCOMPUTER\MYNAME as an acceptable user it will reject it because of the symbol \.
The only way I can see to fix this problem is to find the place in Vista to suppress the addition of the computer name to the front of the logon.
Does anyone know enough about Vista to to tell me how to do this?
Thanks,
Ray Zachary
However, Vista places the name of your computer in front of your logon with a \ in between.
For example, if your computer is named MYCOMPUTER and your logon to SNAP server is MYNAME when you attempt to logon to SNAP Server with MYNAME as your logon name it will go out from your computer as MYCOMPUTER\MYNAME. This will be rejected by SNAP Server.
If you administer SNAP Server to add MYCOMPUTER\MYNAME as an acceptable user it will reject it because of the symbol \.
The only way I can see to fix this problem is to find the place in Vista to suppress the addition of the computer name to the front of the logon.
Does anyone know enough about Vista to to tell me how to do this?
Thanks,
Ray Zachary