IP#s have absolutley nothing to do with a Domain.
Join the machine to the Domain.
The users can continue to log in with local Accounts until everything else
pertaining to the Domain is finished.
Lastly the users will thne log in with Domain accounts to create their
profile.
Once their profile is created use the File and Settings Transfer Wizard from
the XP CD to copy the contents of their local user profile to the Domain
profile. Once everything is verified to be correct delete the local profile
and all of the local user account on the workstation except for the "factory
originals".
You have to know what you are doing for all of this. You cannot simply
"wing it" and hope everything works. If you need help call someone who can
physically come to your location.
--
Phillip Windell
www.wandtv.com
The views expressed, are my own and not those of my employer, or Microsoft,
or anyone else associated with me, including my cats.
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> hello all,
>
> pls i nid your help!!!!!! pls my company policy
> suddenly changed and they now want us to change our existing network
> from a workgroup(80 computers in 4 labs connected together by
> swithces) to a domain. i have set up a domain controller with ADS, DNS
> and DHCP.
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> the existing workgroup has two ip addresses(one for personnel
> administrative computers and the other for the 4 labs). pls how do i
> move all of these computers to the new server i just set up, using one
> ip address scope?
>
> pls i nid answers and summary procedures asap-
> thank you
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