Win XP Home Clients On Win 2003 Server Domain
- From: Dell Boy <Dell Boy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2008 08:40:00 -0800
I've lots of desktop experience as an IT Technician in peer-to-peer and home
user environments but I'm a bit of a newby to servers having only worked on a
Win 2K domain server with a handful ofclients several years ago and I've no
Win 2003 Server experience at all.
A small business has contacted me, they have a Win 2003 Server which they
use basically as a desktop PC with a shared folder, and eight client PCs most
of which are Windows XP Home. I want to set the server up so that it
authenticates users logging on to the network because they want employees to
be able to log on remotely. I believe that Windows XP Home PCs can't be
joined to a domain and therfore will not be able to access the shared folder
after I do this, am I correct?
.
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