Which Vista versions can i join to domain?

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Darren Belton

Hi all

Am I right in thinking that both the home versions of Vista are unable to be
joined to a domain but all the other versions are?

Many thanks.
 
Darren said:
Hi all

Am I right in thinking that both the home versions of Vista are unable
to be joined to a domain but all the other versions are?

Many thanks.
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You are correct that neither Vista Basic or Home Premium can be joined
to a domain. You will need either Vista Business, Enterprise (only
available in volume licensing IIRC), or Ultimate.


Malke
 
Vista Business or Ultimate. Enterprise can also join a domain but the
Enterprise version is for volume licence customers only.

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Thanks for the clarification.



John Barnett MVP said:
Vista Business or Ultimate. Enterprise can also join a domain but the
Enterprise version is for volume licence customers only.

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Web: http://vistasupport.mvps.org

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You're Welcome!

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