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Connecting to domain
Posted on 2001-08-29
Hello, I have a small problem trying to connect 2000 Pro to my domain. I am trying to set the properties on the Network Identification tab of the systems settings. When I try to set my computer to be a member of the domain it tells me "The credentials supplied confilct with an existing set of credentials". Currently in order to be able to work I have set the computer to treat the domain as a workgroup rather than a domain. Any ideas how I can solve this. Oh, bye the way the Domain is on an NT4 Server.
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From the server manager remove the computer
Remove any persistent mappings
Check the registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Network
and remove any subkey.
Restart the PC as a workstation.
Try again to add the computer to the domain
Longbow
Remove any persistent mappings
Check the registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Network
and remove any subkey.
Restart the PC as a workstation.
Try again to add the computer to the domain
Longbow
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