Yes, you can use cahced credentials. But, assuming you have a site to site VPN, I would setup a DC in local office.
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"Chris" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
We have 100+ XPe machines that log to a remote Win 2003 Server via a VPN.
All users log in to the domain at approximately the same time each day.
During login, is there any way for the client to avoid making a server
connection and used cached credentials? The machine would still need to
access the domain controller later. For example, To send messages to the
server using MSMQ.