cannot search AD XP pro

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Eimis

Hi, I have setup a new win2000 domain. For winxp pro, click the network
neighbour, I can not see the directory icon. For win 2000 pro, click the
network neighbour, i can see the directory service icon, double click it,
and select the domain and right click to search. My problem is " I can not
using the active directory service in winxp Pro, who can explain the
different ?"
Thanks in advance!

Regards,


Eimis
 
Eimis said:
Hi, I have setup a new win2000 domain. For winxp pro, click the network
neighbour, I can not see the directory icon. For win 2000 pro, click the
network neighbour, i can see the directory service icon, double click it,
and select the domain and right click to search. My problem is " I can not
using the active directory service in winxp Pro, who can explain the
different ?"
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Eimis,

The ability to browse the AD directly form Network Places has been removed
from Windows XP.
This has been discussed at some length before - but Browsing is a security
risk, user should know what they are looking for and if so then a Search
function is the fastest way to find those resources that they are seeking.
The ability to search the AD is fully functional, on Start ... Search


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Thank you very much,


Eimis


Mike Brannigan said:
Eimis,

The ability to browse the AD directly form Network Places has been removed
from Windows XP.
This has been discussed at some length before - but Browsing is a security
risk, user should know what they are looking for and if so then a Search
function is the fastest way to find those resources that they are seeking.
The ability to search the AD is fully functional, on Start ... Search


--
Regards,

Mike
--
Mike Brannigan [Microsoft]

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights

Please note I cannot respond to e-mailed questions, please use these
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