You can specify the domain you want to use in the username. This
overrides the option in the domain box. eg
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allows the user to authenticate to the selected domain. But the machine (as
opposed to the user) cannot be joined to more than one domain.
Have you considered setting up a domain trust, so that users validated
on one domain can access resources in the other?
"Dave S" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Our company has split and we now have 2 domain controllers/file servers.
> All
> servers and clients share the same subnet 192.168.0.XXX, configured with
> static IP. Upper management wants to be able to join either domain easily
> with their client machines. As Administrator, I can change domains with
> the
> Network ID wizard (or manually) as things are, but I would like to have
> users
> be able to easily choose either domain at logon, as some users will want
> to
> join either domain on a daily basis. On a XP Pro test system I find that
> at
> logon my only choices are local computer or the last domain joined. Is
> there
> a way to have both domains available as a choice at logon, or other simple
> way for users to choose their domain?