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Firstly, which version of OS X are you using (I would assume Panther but because of the major differences between the versions it's helpful to know).<br />
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Cheers.
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Firstly, which version of OS X are you using (I would assume Panther but because of the major differences between the versions it's helpful to know).

Cheers.

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This could be a silly question but it's worth checking - under Sharing in the System Preferences, what domain name is displayed next to the computer name (by the Edit... button)?
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This could be a silly question but it's worth checking - under Sharing in the System Preferences, what domain name is displayed next to the computer name (by the Edit... button)?

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When I was using NT server, I could get my mac to list on my domain &quot;DIGITAL&quot;<br />
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This is not a file sharing issue, its getting it to list under the network directory. &nbsp;The new domain under server 03 is &quot;company.local&quot; (company is actually the name of my company, but we wil lcall it that for annonomy reasons).<br />
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It still is being listed under DIGITAL, while all other computer are under company.local<br />
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I have changed the SMB workgroup to &quot;Company&quot; so I can see and share files with others on the network<br />
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Directory access wont let me set up the AD settings, &quot;invalid forest domain combination...blah blah&quot; &nbsp;I dont have a forest name, only company.local...<br />
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Any thoughts?<br />
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When I was using NT server, I could get my mac to list on my domain "DIGITAL"

This is not a file sharing issue, its getting it to list under the network directory.  The new domain under server 03 is "company.local" (company is actually the name of my company, but we wil lcall it that for annonomy reasons).

It still is being listed under DIGITAL, while all other computer are under company.local

I have changed the SMB workgroup to "Company" so I can see and share files with others on the network

Directory access wont let me set up the AD settings, "invalid forest domain combination...blah blah"  I dont have a forest name, only company.local...

Any thoughts?



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