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make sure you are only pointing to the internal DNS server!
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make sure you are only pointing to the internal DNS server!

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under network connections for the dell it indicates the DNS server is the internal one. &nbsp;Also, from any of the other computers in network places under my domain where all the computers can be seen, if I right click on the dell and click properties, I get an error message stating I don't have appropriate access rights.
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under network connections for the dell it indicates the DNS server is the internal one.  Also, from any of the other computers in network places under my domain where all the computers can be seen, if I right click on the dell and click properties, I get an error message stating I don't have appropriate access rights.

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yeah you need higher priviliges locally to edit them.<br />
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Not sure what else it could be, it will click in tonight no doubt when i get hom! i have seen it before
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yeah you need higher priviliges locally to edit them.

Not sure what else it could be, it will click in tonight no doubt when i get hom! i have seen it before

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Is your Dell a member of the Domain, or just a Workgroup computer connecting to a share?
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Is your Dell a member of the Domain, or just a Workgroup computer connecting to a share?

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You could also use the RunAs command and access the MMC, where you can control these properties.. &nbsp;but you need the proper credentials, regardless....
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You could also use the RunAs command and access the MMC, where you can control these properties..  but you need the proper credentials, regardless....

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I have a dell Inspiron 9100 which is part of my home domain --- Yes, domain. &nbsp;I have 5 computers in the domain all with file sharing working just fine. &nbsp;On my dell, When I try to set the NTFS permissions, under the &quot;locations&quot; box it only shows the local computer. &nbsp;It won't show my domain. &nbsp;Is there a service I need to enable or something? &nbsp;This is boggling me.
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I have a dell Inspiron 9100 which is part of my home domain --- Yes, domain.  I have 5 computers in the domain all with file sharing working just fine.  On my dell, When I try to set the NTFS permissions, under the "locations" box it only shows the local computer.  It won't show my domain.  Is there a service I need to enable or something?  This is boggling me.

Win XP File Sharing

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.