Recovering domain Help

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Stef

Hi,

I use a w2K pro with a network configuration on a portable
PC.
When I go on travel i disconect from our local network and
work on standalone without any pb. I'm actualy on a
buisness trip and I asked a local IT guy if I can use his
network connection to conect to our network. He done the
job and put me on his domaine but he diable my original
domain and together with this all my desktop and outlook
configuration. I ask him to set it up as before, but he
told me he can't, because to do so he need to have a
conection with my original network. He try several time to
change the domaine in "system proprerties" "Network
ientification" "properties" "domain"
but he get only the message "The specified domain either
does not exist or could not be contacted" What can I do to
recover my domaine together with my old config. I cna't
wait til I'm going back in 15 days to recovert it then.
thanks regards
stef
 
In Stef <[email protected]> posted a question
Then Kevin replied below:
: Hi,
:
: I use a w2K pro with a network configuration on a portable
: PC.
: When I go on travel i disconect from our local network and
: work on standalone without any pb. I'm actualy on a
: buisness trip and I asked a local IT guy if I can use his
: network connection to conect to our network. He done the
: job and put me on his domaine but he diable my original
: domain and together with this all my desktop and outlook
: configuration. I ask him to set it up as before, but he
: told me he can't, because to do so he need to have a
: conection with my original network. He try several time to
: change the domaine in "system proprerties" "Network
: ientification" "properties" "domain"
: but he get only the message "The specified domain either
: does not exist or could not be contacted" What can I do to
: recover my domaine together with my old config. I cna't
: wait til I'm going back in 15 days to recovert it then.
: thanks regards
: stef

He is correct, you cannot rejoin it to the domain until you are back on your
network.
 
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