I'm sure this has been asked and answered, but I couldn'f find anything recent.

I have several offices with unrelated domains. When a user is transfered
from one office to another office, I create a user ID for them on the new
domain using the same ID as the old domain . I then spend a great deal of
time consolidating the profiles on the laptop they log in with. Is there an
easier way to handle the profile issue??? (ie. allow the old profile to be
used in the new domain?) Better yet, because some users bounce between
offices often, is there a way they can share one profile between multiple
domains??

TIA,
Steve

Need to bump this. Anyone have any ideas??

"SMadaras" wrote:

> I'm sure this has been asked and answered, but I couldn'f find anything recent.
>
> I have several offices with unrelated domains. When a user is transfered
> from one office to another office, I create a user ID for them on the new
> domain using the same ID as the old domain . I then spend a great deal of
> time consolidating the profiles on the laptop they log in with. Is there an
> easier way to handle the profile issue??? (ie. allow the old profile to be
> used in the new domain?) Better yet, because some users bounce between
> offices often, is there a way they can share one profile between multiple
> domains??
>
> TIA,
> Steve
>
>

Is this an AD setup, or just a PDC/BDC emulation? If an AD system, you'll
probably want to start relating the domains through a tree/forest setup.

"SMadaras" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Need to bump this. Anyone have any ideas??
>
> "SMadaras" wrote:
>
> > I'm sure this has been asked and answered, but I couldn'f find anything
recent.
> >
> > I have several offices with unrelated domains. When a user is transfered
> > from one office to another office, I create a user ID for them on the
new
> > domain using the same ID as the old domain . I then spend a great deal
of
> > time consolidating the profiles on the laptop they log in with. Is there
an
> > easier way to handle the profile issue??? (ie. allow the old profile to
be
> > used in the new domain?) Better yet, because some users bounce between
> > offices often, is there a way they can share one profile between
multiple
> > domains??
> >
> > TIA,
> > Steve
> >
> >