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How to join an Apple Imac into Active Directory on a windows 2003 server

Asked by chrismichalczuk in Apple Operating Systems, Apple Networking, Mac OS 10.4 (Tiger)

Tags: apple, imac, join, active, directory

My boss has just bought and IMac from Apple. I have never used one!!!! We run Active Directory using Windows 2003 Servers. The machine connects to the Internet and can browse the LAN but cannot connect to any server / pc shares etc.

If I try to connect on the Mac and put in the user's name and password (tried the admin one as well)
it cannot authenticate.

Can anyone tell me what to do step by step???
Do I need to join the Mac into active directory?? Can i??
My bosses home directory is on the server

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How to join an Apple Imac into Active Directory on a windows 2003 server

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