S
Stacey
We have a WAN with a DC in each remote location, all in
the same W2K domain. Each of the remote DC's contains a
copy of the GC.
When a workstation logs into the network, how can we
control which DC authenticates the login? Sometimes a DC
across the WAN will authenticate the user login, causing
the login script to run from the remote DC across the WAN,
instead of running it locally.
the same W2K domain. Each of the remote DC's contains a
copy of the GC.
When a workstation logs into the network, how can we
control which DC authenticates the login? Sometimes a DC
across the WAN will authenticate the user login, causing
the login script to run from the remote DC across the WAN,
instead of running it locally.