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My problem is this:
I setup a computer for "Domain A" and at the last moment the workstation was
sent to another location and joined "Domain B". The two domains are not
connected. On site, I realized the computer was still a member of 'domain a'
so I placed the computer back to workgroup mode then joined 'domain b' (which
took forever - network path not found errors)
Currently I can login to 'domain b' however the mapped drives are still from
the old domain, and I do not seem to have permissions to view files on the
server in domain b! (coincedently, both servers in the two different domains
are named the same - 'server1'). This workstations seem to be stuck with some
of the settings from the old domain.
How do I clean this up?
Other info:
Domain A: Windows 2003 - server name:server1
Domain B: Windows 2000 - server name:server1
I setup a computer for "Domain A" and at the last moment the workstation was
sent to another location and joined "Domain B". The two domains are not
connected. On site, I realized the computer was still a member of 'domain a'
so I placed the computer back to workgroup mode then joined 'domain b' (which
took forever - network path not found errors)
Currently I can login to 'domain b' however the mapped drives are still from
the old domain, and I do not seem to have permissions to view files on the
server in domain b! (coincedently, both servers in the two different domains
are named the same - 'server1'). This workstations seem to be stuck with some
of the settings from the old domain.
How do I clean this up?
Other info:
Domain A: Windows 2003 - server name:server1
Domain B: Windows 2000 - server name:server1