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re: Adding a client to the domain
Monday, February 18, 2008 at 9:39 am
Windows Server 2003 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by David
(3 messages posted)
Yes I believe that I did that ok, the Domain name is rmtire.com and that is exactly
how I typed it in, I used the other xp computers as an example of what to put in.
however you mentioned "domain name.local" I did not type .local after "rmtire.com"
is this a problem
next question is same name in the correct O.U. on the server (where do I find the
O.U. in the server) Note I have not looked for it on the server and what does O.U.
stan for?
David
On Sunday, February 17, 2008 at 7:16 pm, David wrote:
>I have been asked to add a client computer to the domain PC running 2003 server.
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>I am new at this, I have never been in a server Domain environment before.
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>We have abut 7 computers connected to the 2003 server, each has a user name in the
>server, we sign into the domain with what appear to be the usernames in the server,
>those same names are I believe in each compuer also.
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>Here is what I did:
>I Created a User name in the 2003 server, and a password, then I created the same
>username and password in the XP Pro macine.
>when I log on I cannot "see anything on the domain.
>the other computers are set to use automatc Ip address. I can access the web through
>the new xp computer so I am sure the network is working.
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>I am having problem finding good information It seems that most say "set up a user
>and sign on" well I am missing something, mabe many things.
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>any help would be great!
>David
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