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Do you mean multiple AD domains? &nbsp;If so, why would you want to do that? &nbsp;You cannot even do that with windows...<br />
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The route to go is cross-domain trusts between the multiple domains if you need to access resources in each.
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Do you mean multiple AD domains?  If so, why would you want to do that?  You cannot even do that with windows...

The route to go is cross-domain trusts between the multiple domains if you need to access resources in each.

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The mac I am trying to bind has already been bound to a domain where my friend works. I want to bind the computer to the domain where I work at. The problem is I do not have the admin password to unbind it from the other domain.
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The mac I am trying to bind has already been bound to a domain where my friend works. I want to bind the computer to the domain where I work at. The problem is I do not have the admin password to unbind it from the other domain.

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Is it possible to bind my mac to more than one domain? <br />
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If so how do you accomplish this?
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Is it possible to bind my mac to more than one domain? 

If so how do you accomplish this?

Macbook Pro OS X 10.6.6 Multiple Domains?

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