This depends on what kind of shared resources you want to access
Assuming you have an account in each of the domains
If you just want to access file share use the net use command to map and
view shares
For example
net use * \\computerinanotherdomain\sharename /u:anotherdomain\acctthere *
Web servers depending on how they are written could explicitly ask for
credentials
If there is a trust between these domains obviously all you need to do is
logoff and logon.
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"sridhar" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> hi my server o/s is 2000 and client is xp.
>
> i have a laptop which i will be conencting to differnet networks at
> different site
> offices. ie different domains. everyting i am disjoining and joining to
> the
> required
> domain.
>
> i am sure that should be a better way of doing this
> any quick help is appreciated
>
> the idea is i need to access shared resources in each domain and at the
> same
> time
> i have to retain my desktop settings etc