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try to do it here first. I have a domain called Tower, subnet is 192.168.1.* I have a SQL 2k server where my webpages and tables reside. The client details page has the client's home info, and a <img scr> link to their photo. The pic files are actually located on a 2nd server on the network. In the properties of that folder, I shared it giving the domain guests and users read only permissions. Everyone on this subnet can see the photos and such just fine. The security is set the same way. Everyone on my subnet can see the photos just fine. I have some providers who have T1 connection to us, therefore different domain. Their subnet is 192.168.109.*. We gave them one login in our AD as a member of domain guests. When they need to see the webpage, they have to type in the IP address of the SQL server and then type in their login/password when the windows login pop up. They can see the webpages and information just fine, but none of the photos show up. Is there an issue with the permissions and different subnets? Any help is appreciated. Ngan
What other information do you need to know about my system
to see what the issue is? Ngan [quoted text, click to view] >-----Original Message-----
>Hi >This looks like a name resolution/account permissions problem, but I don't >know enough about your system to know who is accessing what using which >account!!! > >You may find something in here! >http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2149 > >John >"Ngan" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >news:238bb01c45ef5$5e39eef0$a601280a@phx.gbl... >> I'm not sure which newsgroup to ask this question, so I'll >> try to do it here first. >> >> I have a domain called Tower, subnet is 192.168.1.* >> I have a SQL 2k server where my webpages and tables >> reside. The client details page has the client's home >> info, and a <img scr> link to their photo. >> >> The pic files are actually located on a 2nd server on the >> network. In the properties of that folder, I shared it >> giving the domain guests and users read only permissions. >> Everyone on this subnet can see the photos and such just >> fine. The security is set the same way. Everyone on my >> subnet can see the photos just fine. >> >> I have some providers who have T1 connection to us, >> therefore different domain. Their subnet is >> 192.168.109.*. We gave them one login in our AD as a >> member of domain guests. When they need to see the >> webpage, they have to type in the IP address of the SQL >> server and then type in their login/password when the >> windows login pop up. >> >> They can see the webpages and information just fine, but >> none of the photos show up. >> >> Is there an issue with the permissions and different >> subnets? >> >> Any help is appreciated. >> Ngan >> > > >.
my boss just figured it out. a DNS problem. have to have
a dns translator on the provider's server. he just have to remember how to configure it. thanks! Ngan [quoted text, click to view] >-----Original Message-----
>Hi > >Although you are trusting the user as a connection to the database, there is >no information regarding how the images are loaded and viewed. For example >if you access the machine where the images are held by hostname then it >unlikely that the client will be able to resolve this. > >If the images are on the web server can they be accessed? > >John > >"Ngan" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >news:23fca01c45f78$718ae9e0$a601280a@phx.gbl... >> What other information do you need to know about my system >> to see what the issue is? >> >> Ngan >> >> >-----Original Message----- >> >Hi >> >This looks like a name resolution/account permissions >> problem, but I don't >> >know enough about your system to know who is accessing >> what using which >> >account!!! >> > >> >You may find something in here! >> >http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2149 >> > >> >John >> >"Ngan" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in >> message >> >news:238bb01c45ef5$5e39eef0$a601280a@phx.gbl... >> >> I'm not sure which newsgroup to ask this question, so >> I'll >> >> try to do it here first. >> >> >> >> I have a domain called Tower, subnet is 192.168.1.* >> >> I have a SQL 2k server where my webpages and tables >> >> reside. The client details page has the client's home >> >> info, and a <img scr> link to their photo. >> >> >> >> The pic files are actually located on a 2nd server on >> the >> >> network. In the properties of that folder, I shared it >> >> giving the domain guests and users read only >> permissions. >> >> Everyone on this subnet can see the photos and such just >> >> fine. The security is set the same way. Everyone on my >> >> subnet can see the photos just fine. >> >> >> >> I have some providers who have T1 connection to us, >> >> therefore different domain. Their subnet is >> >> 192.168.109.*. We gave them one login in our AD as a >> >> member of domain guests. When they need to see the >> >> webpage, they have to type in the IP address of the SQL >> >> server and then type in their login/password when the >> >> windows login pop up. >> >> >> >> They can see the webpages and information just fine, but >> >> none of the photos show up. >> >> >> >> Is there an issue with the permissions and different >> >> subnets? >> >> >> >> Any help is appreciated. >> >> Ngan >> >> >> > >> > >> >. >> > > > >.
Hi
This looks like a name resolution/account permissions problem, but I don't know enough about your system to know who is accessing what using which account!!! You may find something in here! http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2149 John [quoted text, click to view] "Ngan" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:238bb01c45ef5$5e39eef0$a601280a@phx.gbl... > I'm not sure which newsgroup to ask this question, so I'll > try to do it here first. > > I have a domain called Tower, subnet is 192.168.1.* > I have a SQL 2k server where my webpages and tables > reside. The client details page has the client's home > info, and a <img scr> link to their photo. > > The pic files are actually located on a 2nd server on the > network. In the properties of that folder, I shared it > giving the domain guests and users read only permissions. > Everyone on this subnet can see the photos and such just > fine. The security is set the same way. Everyone on my > subnet can see the photos just fine. > > I have some providers who have T1 connection to us, > therefore different domain. Their subnet is > 192.168.109.*. We gave them one login in our AD as a > member of domain guests. When they need to see the > webpage, they have to type in the IP address of the SQL > server and then type in their login/password when the > windows login pop up. > > They can see the webpages and information just fine, but > none of the photos show up. > > Is there an issue with the permissions and different > subnets? > > Any help is appreciated. > Ngan >
Hi
Although you are trusting the user as a connection to the database, there is no information regarding how the images are loaded and viewed. For example if you access the machine where the images are held by hostname then it unlikely that the client will be able to resolve this. If the images are on the web server can they be accessed? John [quoted text, click to view] "Ngan" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:23fca01c45f78$718ae9e0$a601280a@phx.gbl... > What other information do you need to know about my system > to see what the issue is? > > Ngan > > >-----Original Message----- > >Hi > >This looks like a name resolution/account permissions > problem, but I don't > >know enough about your system to know who is accessing > what using which > >account!!! > > > >You may find something in here! > >http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2149 > > > >John > >"Ngan" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message > >news:238bb01c45ef5$5e39eef0$a601280a@phx.gbl... > >> I'm not sure which newsgroup to ask this question, so > I'll > >> try to do it here first. > >> > >> I have a domain called Tower, subnet is 192.168.1.* > >> I have a SQL 2k server where my webpages and tables > >> reside. The client details page has the client's home > >> info, and a <img scr> link to their photo. > >> > >> The pic files are actually located on a 2nd server on > the > >> network. In the properties of that folder, I shared it > >> giving the domain guests and users read only > permissions. > >> Everyone on this subnet can see the photos and such just > >> fine. The security is set the same way. Everyone on my > >> subnet can see the photos just fine. > >> > >> I have some providers who have T1 connection to us, > >> therefore different domain. Their subnet is > >> 192.168.109.*. We gave them one login in our AD as a > >> member of domain guests. When they need to see the > >> webpage, they have to type in the IP address of the SQL > >> server and then type in their login/password when the > >> windows login pop up. > >> > >> They can see the webpages and information just fine, but > >> none of the photos show up. > >> > >> Is there an issue with the permissions and different > >> subnets? > >> > >> Any help is appreciated. > >> Ngan > >> > > > > > >. > >
Hi
You could add it to the hosts file on each client until you do!! John [quoted text, click to view] "Ngan" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:24b4001c45f98$15d5d720$a401280a@phx.gbl... > my boss just figured it out. a DNS problem. have to have > a dns translator on the provider's server. he just have > to remember how to configure it. > > thanks! > Ngan > > >-----Original Message----- > >Hi > > > >Although you are trusting the user as a connection to the > database, there is > >no information regarding how the images are loaded and > viewed. For example > >if you access the machine where the images are held by > hostname then it > >unlikely that the client will be able to resolve this. > > > >If the images are on the web server can they be accessed? > > > >John > > > >"Ngan" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message > >news:23fca01c45f78$718ae9e0$a601280a@phx.gbl... > >> What other information do you need to know about my > system > >> to see what the issue is? > >> > >> Ngan > >> > >> >-----Original Message----- > >> >Hi > >> >This looks like a name resolution/account permissions > >> problem, but I don't > >> >know enough about your system to know who is accessing > >> what using which > >> >account!!! > >> > > >> >You may find something in here! > >> >http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2149 > >> > > >> >John > >> >"Ngan" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > >> message > >> >news:238bb01c45ef5$5e39eef0$a601280a@phx.gbl... > >> >> I'm not sure which newsgroup to ask this question, so > >> I'll > >> >> try to do it here first. > >> >> > >> >> I have a domain called Tower, subnet is 192.168.1.* > >> >> I have a SQL 2k server where my webpages and tables > >> >> reside. The client details page has the client's > home > >> >> info, and a <img scr> link to their photo. > >> >> > >> >> The pic files are actually located on a 2nd server on > >> the > >> >> network. In the properties of that folder, I shared > it > >> >> giving the domain guests and users read only > >> permissions. > >> >> Everyone on this subnet can see the photos and such > just > >> >> fine. The security is set the same way. Everyone > on my > >> >> subnet can see the photos just fine. > >> >> > >> >> I have some providers who have T1 connection to us, > >> >> therefore different domain. Their subnet is > >> >> 192.168.109.*. We gave them one login in our AD as a > >> >> member of domain guests. When they need to see the > >> >> webpage, they have to type in the IP address of the > SQL > >> >> server and then type in their login/password when the > >> >> windows login pop up. > >> >> > >> >> They can see the webpages and information just fine, > but > >> >> none of the photos show up. > >> >> > >> >> Is there an issue with the permissions and different > >> >> subnets? > >> >> > >> >> Any help is appreciated. > >> >> Ngan > >> >> > >> > > >> > > >> >. > >> > > > > > > >. > >
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