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Ah. &nbsp;Thanks, I'll check on that!
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I've had some other projects come up that took priority - I'm going to try to get back to working on this issue this week, so will (hopefully) be able to get back to you soon with further questions if it still doesn't work. 
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I've had some other projects come up that took priority - I'm going to try to get back to working on this issue this week, so will (hopefully) be able to get back to you soon with further questions if it still doesn't work.

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I just got my first Mac, so I'm stumbling around a bit. &nbsp;I'm trying to set the Mac to dial in to my work's network, but it keeps coming back that the authorization has failed. &nbsp;I know that the dialing number, login, and password are correct because I've used them on a Windows machine. &nbsp;I think that the problem is that I always have to supply a Domain name to log in, and the only place I can think of to put work's Domain name (TCP/IP-&gt; Search Domains) doesn't seem to work. &nbsp;<br />
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What may complicate the problem is that the network is a Microsoft Windows Network. &nbsp;Can the Mac log into a domain on that network, and if so, how?<br />
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Thanks in advance!
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I just got my first Mac, so I'm stumbling around a bit.  I'm trying to set the Mac to dial in to my work's network, but it keeps coming back that the authorization has failed.  I know that the dialing number, login, and password are correct because I've used them on a Windows machine.  I think that the problem is that I always have to supply a Domain name to log in, and the only place I can think of to put work's Domain name (TCP/IP-> Search Domains) doesn't seem to work.  

What may complicate the problem is that the network is a Microsoft Windows Network.  Can the Mac log into a domain on that network, and if so, how?

Thanks in advance!

Connecting OS 10.3.2 via Dial-Up to Domain?

Apple devices including Macs, iPhones, iPods and iPad support standard wired and wireless networking technologies, but they also utilize custom applications and some special techniques for networking with each other and with non-Apple devices. Apple manufacturers the AirPort line of wireless networking products, and has its own networking protocols, AppleTalk and AFP (Apple Filing Protocol).