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Mac 10.4  login to Active Directory native mode on Windows Server 2003

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Is it possible for me on my Mac to log in to active directory via a server running Windows 2003 with Active Direcory in native mode?  I've heard this is possible with Windows 2000 server, but I haven't been sucessfull with Win2k3.  Any hints and tips would be apprecieated.Start Free Trial
 
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Zones: Apple Operating Systems, Mac OS 10.4 (Tiger), Appletalk
Tags: active, directory, mac, login
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Solution Provided By: andyoww
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