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From: Jason (none_at_none.invalid)
Date: 06/11/04 

Date: Thu, 10 Jun 2004 23:13:10 -0400

How do I make 2000 know that it is to connect to a domain? Where do I go
into to make this change?

Right now a user logs on to the PC itself...like a local PC user...and if
they want to access a network folder or something we get it by making a
connection to: \\server

When we do that it asks for a user/pass.

How do I go about setting it up so it automatically when I login is getting
authenticated by the domain instead of locally through the computer?

thanks.

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