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Hi,<br />
Create a Domain in the live network but should not be visible to the existing Domain.<br />
What i mean is when we login to the machine when clicked on the Domain selection the domain name should not be visible or the network neighboorhood or the Dc's in the live network should contact them.Only users who have there machines created should be able to login.<br />
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regards<br />
Sharath
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Hi,
Create a Domain in the live network but should not be visible to the existing Domain.
What i mean is when we login to the machine when clicked on the Domain selection the domain name should not be visible or the network neighboorhood or the Dc's in the live network should contact them.Only users who have there machines created should be able to login.

regards
Sharath

Create a Domain in the live network but should not be visible to the existing Domain.

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