Domain/Workgroup ?

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TIA for considering my question.

I inherited a windows 2000 Server, Active directory and several users.
"They" also set-up several computers in a "Workgroup". The Boss wants all of
the computers to have access to the Domain Server resources.
What is the most reasonable way to combine the two without losing individual
settings/re-installing applications?

Regards...Les
 
From: "Les" <[email protected]>

| TIA for considering my question.
|
| I inherited a windows 2000 Server, Active directory and several users.
| "They" also set-up several computers in a "Workgroup". The Boss wants all of
| the computers to have access to the Domain Server resources.
| What is the most reasonable way to combine the two without losing individual
| settings/re-installing applications?
|
| Regards...Les

One Domain !
 
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David H. Lipman said:
And NO workgroup.
Click to expand...

Agreed. Why on earth keep a mess when you can clean it up? A well-built
domain infrastructure will make everyone happier.
 
Gotcha!
Thank you both for your input.

One more thing, if you don't mind.
When I add the workgroup computers to the Domain all of the user settings
are only accessible by signing onto the "computer" not when I sign onto the
Domain. Is there a "simple" way to migrate the user settings??

Regards...Les
 
From: "Les" <[email protected]>

| Gotcha!
| Thank you both for your input.
|
| One more thing, if you don't mind.
| When I add the workgroup computers to the Domain all of the user settings
| are only accessible by signing onto the "computer" not when I sign onto the
| Domain. Is there a "simple" way to migrate the user settings??
|
| Regards...Les


Logon as the Domain Administrator and copy all the files and folders EXCLUDING
*NTUSER.DAT* from the old profile to the new profile that represents the user logged into
the Domain.
 
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