Disk Privileges for internal and external drive

Hello, I have a Time Capsule and external HD attached to it. I want to share the space on external drive with all users on Time Capsule network and at the same time I want to be the only one who can access the internal TC disk. I don't know how to set password separately for the internal drive. Can anybody help me?

you can't; try using accounts although I don't like the function of accounts.

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Hi there,
I have a problem with my TMG and publishing SSH for Internal and External users to an internal Server.
Network:
Internal Network
SSH Server, 10.10.10.25
Internal DNS record "ssh.domain.com" pointing to 10.10.10.254
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I want my users (internal AND external) using their SSH client to connect to ssh.domain.com and TMG to forward the request to the SSH server. Note that internal clients and the SSH server are in the same network.
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I read a lot of networking rules and NAT/Routing, tried a bit but never got a success.
Can you help me fix or working around this and tell me whats going on there and if there a limitations in TMG I don´t know yet?
Regards,
Sascha

Hi,
According to your description, it seems that request was denied by the TMG rules so the request from the internal users
could not be forwarded to the SSH server. I would appreciate it if you can post the logs to us and the results of running ipconfig/all on the TMG server.
In addition, maybe you can change the firewall policy only from
External and add another firewall policy for the internal user to see if the issue persists.
More information:
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TMG
Back to Basics - Part 1: Server Publishing Rules
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Susie

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I have been assigned a task to implement Microsoft Exchange Server 2013. I need some help in setting up DNS namespaces and design a strategy to have same internal and external names. Let me share some details here.
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Hi
I know this is a basic question . I did a few searches and my head started spinning .
I've been using an external drive for my music but it only has 3GB left .
My internal drive has 12GB so I would like to start to use it for storage of music along with the external . (I'll be getting a new mac soon)
In Importing I have >Create file names with track number
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----------bob
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The program is being broadcast on Tennis channel HD, ESPN2, NBC, and probably a few other channels. I have chosen to record as much of the tournament as possible using the "Record Series" option for all channels. This results in quite a bit of recording time, somewhere in the neighborhood of 14 plus hours per day (20 hours a day on selected weekend days). That's almost more tennis than I can stand to watch, but so be it.
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Exchange certificates and services setup for internal and external clients access on separate domains.

I have the following on my local network.
Server DomainA -> Small Business server 2003/Exchange 2003
Server DomainB -> Windows 2008 R2/Exchange 2013
Clients Domain A -> Windows XP/Outlook 2003
Clients Domain B -> Windows 7/Outlook 2007/2010
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I need to know how to setup the DNS on both domains and the certificates on the DomainB Exchange server
to accept the connection from the PC on domainA. All connections from clients on domainB to server on domainB
work correctly but when adding accounts to Outlook 2003/2007 on domainA clients I am getting certificate errors.
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I am getting issues when a client on DomainA tries to add an Outlook mail profile to connect to the Exchange on DomainB
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Domain A & Domain B are two separate AD Forests?
Users in Domain A either need mailbox-enabled user accounts that are in DomainB or a linked mailbox in Domain B to utilise the Exchange Server in DomainB. In either case with the help of the autodiscover service user can use the services in ExchangeB.
If the client machines are member of domainA and you are trying to access ExchangeB you will then need to leverage a custom XML file for autodiscover and force the Outlook client to use this file.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Autodiscover xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/exchange/autodiscover/responseschema/2006">
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you can find more information in the following link.
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Hi ,
Normally in all Industries you have internal manpower to execute work. Say I have a work center named "Mechanical" , I will have 5 people working 8 Hrs for 5 days in a week. We usually configure this in capacity tab of work center for capacity category "002-Labour". In scheduling tab we configure sceduling data for a capacity category "002-labour"
In many industries , depending on load, many time, external labours are hired to give assistance to internal workers. Technically it is like adding one more capacity category "PER-Person" and adding number external labours there and in scheduling tab adding required configuration for "PER" capacity category
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