Join to Domain.

[Chris D.]

I want to join WinXp pro to multiple domains. Every time i join it to a
domain and after to another one , the first one does not appear to the
list.How can i achive this?

 

[Robert L [MS-MVP]]

this may help, quoted from http://www.ChicagoTech.net

How to access different domain without changing the network settings

To use a laptop to access to different domain without changing the domain settings, logon local machine (instead of domain) using your domain logon ID that also are created on your local computer. If it is possible, you may create the same logon id and password on all domain so that you always are able to access the domain you are connecting to. Also you may want to create one batch file like logon.bat with domain logon ID and password to map network drives.

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Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
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I want to join WinXp pro to multiple domains. Every time i join it to a
domain and after to another one , the first one does not appear to the
list.How can i achive this?

 

[Chuck]

I want to join WinXp pro to multiple domains. Every time i join it to a
domain and after to another one , the first one does not appear to the
list.How can i achive this?

Chris,

Using native Windows, you can only join a computer to one domain at a time. If
the domain that you're joined to has a trust relationship with another domain,
you would find the trusted domain as a selection in your login dialogue; other
than that, you should expect to see just the currently joined domain, in the
login selection list.
<http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pr...Ref/3215e730-c1a7-4918-bc9e-67f343f89e61.mspx>

You might find help with a third party solution.
<http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/2005/05/have-laptop-will-travel.html#Complex>

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Chuck
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