Accessing recources on two domains

I have a laptop running Windows XP Pro and need to connect
to two different domains (not at the same time). There is
no trust between the domains. Is there any way to do this?
I have the same user account/pw on both domains.
Earlier one of the domains were W2000 and the other W2003.
The computer is a member of the W2003 domain. I used to be
able to access resources on the W2000 server, probably
because the username/pw is identical. After upgrading to
2003, i get an access denied message when trying to save
to the W2003 server.

Eivind
Norway

A computer can belong to only one domain or workgroup at a time. You can log
into the domain your computer belongs to, with cached credentials, and then
connect to resources on the other domain by passing the other domain's
credentials....either with a net use command and the /user:domain\username
switch, or in Windows Explorer - map network drive, use different
credentials.

(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> I have a laptop running Windows XP Pro and need to connect
> to two different domains (not at the same time). There is
> no trust between the domains. Is there any way to do this?
> I have the same user account/pw on both domains.
> Earlier one of the domains were W2000 and the other W2003.
> The computer is a member of the W2003 domain. I used to be
> able to access resources on the W2000 server, probably
> because the username/pw is identical. After upgrading to
> 2003, i get an access denied message when trying to save
> to the W2003 server.
>
> Eivind
> Norway