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marco
Hi, this is my first post here, please excuse me in advance for any
technical mistake.
My company have a domain (for example called DOMAIN). I have a
username/password to use inside that domain, but I can't (in Windows
2000, but I think that in XP or even Vista is the same problem) setup
the windows client to always identify to the domain.
For example, if I right-click on "My computer", Properties, and then
"Network ID", it asks me for a username/password that allows that
machine to join the domain (and I don't have one). However, if I on
the Run dialog box I do: \\DOMAIN\some-machine, it asks me for a
username/password and if I issue: DOMAIN\username and password, I can
use the resources of that machine. (always with the DOMAIN before the
username)
When Windows starts up, is it possible to join automatically that
DOMAIN (and that DOMAIN be available on the Windows login window),
instead of using the Run box everytime?
I hope you can help me and best regards,
Marco Ferra
technical mistake.
My company have a domain (for example called DOMAIN). I have a
username/password to use inside that domain, but I can't (in Windows
2000, but I think that in XP or even Vista is the same problem) setup
the windows client to always identify to the domain.
For example, if I right-click on "My computer", Properties, and then
"Network ID", it asks me for a username/password that allows that
machine to join the domain (and I don't have one). However, if I on
the Run dialog box I do: \\DOMAIN\some-machine, it asks me for a
username/password and if I issue: DOMAIN\username and password, I can
use the resources of that machine. (always with the DOMAIN before the
username)
When Windows starts up, is it possible to join automatically that
DOMAIN (and that DOMAIN be available on the Windows login window),
instead of using the Run box everytime?
I hope you can help me and best regards,
Marco Ferra