Re: domain accounts in combination with home networks.
- From: "Steven L Umbach" <n9rou@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 30 Jan 2006 21:29:07 -0600
You don't have to remove your computer from the domain in order to logon to
a local user account if you know the logon name/password of a local user
account and if you are an administrator you can create one if it is not
against company policy. Otherwise you can access shares on your home network
by creating a mapped drive in Windows Explorer /tools - map network drive
and selecting "connect using a different name" where you will enter the name
and password to use and if it does not work at first enter the user name as
in computername\user using the actual name of the computer you are trying to
access. You can also do the same at the command line as in net use *
\\computername\share /u:computername\username after which you will be
prompted for a password which will map a temporary drive with the next drive
letter available on your computer to the share. --- Steve
"chieko" <chieko@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:A07992C9-08E2-4BEB-84E8-4CAF740C6DF7@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hello,
> Thanks for taking the time to read my message.
> i have aportable computer that's part of domain, but i also want to use
> the
> computer as part of a home network as well.
> Is there an alternative to creating a local user and a domain user account
> to accomplish this?
> Otherwise i have to remove myself from the domain every time I change
> locations.
> Thanks
> Chieko
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