How to logon to different NT domains?
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How can I configure my Windows XP Pro laptop with multiple profiles, so that I can logon to 2 different NT domains? I have a small domain at home which I usually log on to, but recently I have been using my laptop more and more at work and I really need to log on to the work domain when I am there. I'm thinking I should be able to get a new choice in the Logon window that allows me to choose to log on to three items, instead of just the two that I currently have ("this computer" and "home domain"), but I'm not sure how to go about this without breaking anything. :-O Thanks :)
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How can I configure my Windows XP Pro laptop with multiple profiles, so that I can logon to 2 different NT domains? I have a small domain at home which I usually log on to, but recently I have been using my laptop more and more at work and I really need to log on to the work domain when I am there. I'm thinking I should be able to get a new choice in the Logon window that allows me to choose to log on to three items, instead of just the two that I currently have ("this computer" and "home domain"), but I'm not sure how to go about this without breaking anything. :-O Thanks :)
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How can I configure my Windows XP Pro laptop with multiple profiles, so that I can logon to 2 different NT domains? I have a small domain at home which I usually log on to, but recently I have been using my laptop more and more at work and I really need to log on to the work domain when I am there. I'm thinking I should be able to get a new choice in the Logon window that allows me to choose to log on to three items, instead of just the two that I currently have ("this computer" and "home domain"), but I'm not sure how to go about this without breaking anything. :-O Thanks :)
Try typing in the domain name at login, your going to need access to an account that can add a computer to a domain but this might work, and it might also switch you from your home domain to work. I agree that MS should do something to allow multiple network/etc configurations. Matt Newman
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