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14-Oct-2009, 04:55 PM #31
Squashman, does that work for a desktop workstation and server in a domain? Theoretically, it sounds correct as long as the local UNs and PWs are the same, but that isn't how we log into the server. There's an actual domain which is active but only on the server, which is where we log in using a UN and PW created from active directory.
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