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Hi<br />
dis1931 is right.<br />
If you don't have a domain user in that domain, or if no folders / drives have been shared on the computer, &nbsp;but know the admin password of the server you can also type<br />
\\computername\c$ on the address bar in internet explorer and when it prompts you for a username and password you can type <br />
computername\administrator<wbr /> and its password.<br />
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Ege<br />

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Hi
dis1931 is right.
If you don't have a domain user in that domain, or if no folders / drives have been shared on the computer,  but know the admin password of the server you can also type
\\computername\c$ on the address bar in internet explorer and when it prompts you for a username and password you can type
computername\administrator and its password.

Ege


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How can I connect to a server share from a laptop that is not part of my domain<br />
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I have a laptop that is part of a workgroup at home. &nbsp;It is a XP laptop. &nbsp;Our server is a Win SBS 2000. It sis on IP 192.168.1.100. &nbsp;the laptop in on the same subnet.<br />
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I take the laptop to work occasionally but do not want to add it to my work domain.<br />
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How can I log onto a share on our server w/o joining the domain.<br />
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Can I just give it the IP of the server and give it a username/pass to log in as?<br />
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I see the server in the My Network Places, but it won’t let me logon.<br />
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thanx in advnce<br />
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How can I connect to a server share from a laptop that is not part of my domain


I have a laptop that is part of a workgroup at home.  It is a XP laptop.  Our server is a Win SBS 2000. It sis on IP 192.168.1.100.  the laptop in on the same subnet.

I take the laptop to work occasionally but do not want to add it to my work domain.

How can I log onto a share on our server w/o joining the domain.

Can I just give it the IP of the server and give it a username/pass to log in as?

I see the server in the My Network Places, but it won’t let me logon.



thanx in advnce




How can I connect to a server share from a laptop that is not part of my domain

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.