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by mhurst

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We have a remote office that is not part of our domain.

They have 5 PC's that connect to us using TS.

Right now they just use a general account to login to us, but I want to change it so they have there own Domain Username's and passwords.

The problem is, I do not want them to login to TS from home or anywhere else, except from the remote office.

Is there a way I can accomplish this even though they are not part of our local domain?

We do not wish to land a DC there at this time.

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by sgt_shultz

tell us more about your domain. what server os? is this small business server? are you using AD? what do you know about the remote offices domain?
i think bfilm would say to set up a 'trust' for the remote domain. if you happen to be running win2k3 server, i would call microsoft with this question and see if i could get some free advice.
so: no working from home, huh? why not?
anyhow, i think it would be easy to configure a firewall to only allow TS connection request from the ip of the remote office...

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