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| DATE | Oct 28, 1998 |
| TICKET | #51852 |
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TICKET ARCHIVE -> Multi domains in NT
No Wonder User - Oct 28, 1998 - 10:07 am
KNOWLEDGE LEVEL: Intermediate
PROBLEM: Software
COMPUTER TYPE:
MODEL:
RAM: Not related
OS VERSION: Windows NT 4
SERVICE PACK: sp3
DESCRIPTION:
Can I have more than on domain in a drop down box on the log on dialog box. As I often have to change between domains. I currently change domain in Control Panel Network icon. At the moment I log onto one domain and use network neighborhood to access the other domain. Can't I just select it at the start!
PROBLEM: Software
COMPUTER TYPE:
MODEL:
RAM: Not related
OS VERSION: Windows NT 4
SERVICE PACK: sp3
DESCRIPTION:
Can I have more than on domain in a drop down box on the log on dialog box. As I often have to change between domains. I currently change domain in Control Panel Network icon. At the moment I log onto one domain and use network neighborhood to access the other domain. Can't I just select it at the start!
No Wonder Tech - Oct 29, 1998 - 2:47 am
In the logon dialog box at startup, just type the name of the domain to which you wish to log onto (it doesn't matter what domain name it shows initially). If you are connected to that domain it will authenticate you, provided you entered the right username and password.
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