Cannot Authenticate using TcpClientChannel to a workgroup Server

[dgcooper]

I am able to connect to a remote TcpServerChannel from a Workgroup PC to a
Domain Server using the domain name in the credientials. However, I cannot
connect a Domain PC to a Workgroup Server. I used the Workgroup Server's
name as the domain name but it does not work.

What should I use as the domain name for a Domain TcpClientChannel
connecting to a TcpServerChannel in a Workgroup?

[Jeff Winn]

More than likely there is a configuration on your server preventing it from
authenticating to machines outside the domain. I have the same problem using
my work laptop to connect to my home PC.

Might want to check with your system administrators.

Post by dgcooper
I am able to connect to a remote TcpServerChannel from a Workgroup PC to a
Domain Server using the domain name in the credientials. However, I cannot
connect a Domain PC to a Workgroup Server. I used the Workgroup Server's
name as the domain name but it does not work.
What should I use as the domain name for a Domain TcpClientChannel
connecting to a TcpServerChannel in a Workgroup?

[dgcooper]

I found the problem, I needed to disable Simple File Sharing on the Server
Machine

Thanks for your help

Post by Jeff Winn
More than likely there is a configuration on your server preventing it from
authenticating to machines outside the domain. I have the same problem using
my work laptop to connect to my home PC.
Might want to check with your system administrators.

Post by dgcooper
I am able to connect to a remote TcpServerChannel from a Workgroup PC to a
Domain Server using the domain name in the credientials. However, I cannot
connect a Domain PC to a Workgroup Server. I used the Workgroup Server's
name as the domain name but it does not work.
What should I use as the domain name for a Domain TcpClientChannel
connecting to a TcpServerChannel in a Workgroup?