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From memory, you'll also have to setup shares on the server specifically for the macs.<br />
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Go into 'Computer Management' &nbsp;&gt; Expand 'Shared Folders' &gt;&nbsp;Right Click 'Shares' and select 'New File Share'<br />
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*You may also be able to &quot;Mac Enable&quot; current shares by going into the properties of shares - not sure as I'm not infront of a 2003 server right now.<br />
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You can also select the level of authentication by right clicking 'Shared Folders' and choosing (going from memory) Properties or Apple Share Properties - or something similar.
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From memory, you'll also have to setup shares on the server specifically for the macs.

Go into 'Computer Management'  > Expand 'Shared Folders' > Right Click 'Shares' and select 'New File Share'

*You may also be able to "Mac Enable" current shares by going into the properties of shares - not sure as I'm not infront of a 2003 server right now.

You can also select the level of authentication by right clicking 'Shared Folders' and choosing (going from memory) Properties or Apple Share Properties - or something similar.

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Hi<br />
First of all. I have no experience in Mac. So please help. My company have a domain with 25 pc-machines (most w 95) the file serveris windows server 2003. How do I connect Mac with OS 9.x to this domain so they can share files and printer.<br />
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Grateful for all help<br />
Christer
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Hi
First of all. I have no experience in Mac. So please help. My company have a domain with 25 pc-machines (most w 95) the file serveris windows server 2003. How do I connect Mac with OS 9.x to this domain so they can share files and printer.

Grateful for all help
Christer

Connecting mac OS 9.x to Windows server 2003 domain

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Networking

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