Accessing NAV RTC Client without logging in Domain

aryus

We have just installed NAV 2009 R2. SQL and NAV Server resides in 2 different machines. Now some of my users are required to access the system without logging into the domain. How can this be done?

mohana_cse06

RTC works only with Windows Authentication..

Marije_Brummel

You can use App-V to use the RTC from a pc in another domain.

mdPartnerNL

Mark Brummel wrote:

You can use App-V to use the RTC from a pc in another domain.

Interesting Mark..

What are the pro or cons with this? or do you have a reference link?

Marije_Brummel

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg670186.aspx

mdPartnerNL

Mark Brummel wrote:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg670186.aspx

Your statement about "without the domain user" is interesting. I read this as the domain user is integrated into the App-V, and the user (not a domain user) starts the App-V and then a domain user is used.

Marije_Brummel

Yes, somewhere in the process you always need a domain user. But your laptop (as a consultant for example) does not need to be in the domain of the customer.

fitol

aryus wrote:

Now some of my users are required to access the system without logging into the domain. How can this be done?

If you have a RTC shortcut on your machine you can right click the shortcut and select "Run as".
This way you can log in as a different user, but it still has to be a domain user.

Alex_Chow

fitol wrote:

aryus wrote:

Now some of my users are required to access the system without logging into the domain. How can this be done?

If you have a RTC shortcut on your machine you can right click the shortcut and select "Run as".
This way you can log in as a different user, but it still has to be a domain user.

Create those users in the domain. Then do the steps in this article:

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/nav/archive/201 ... ctory.aspx

When the pop up appears, they will just need to enter their domain credentials.