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I have a SBS2008/2011 domains<br />
Can I configure clients to login to multiple domains (though not at the same time). I need the ability to select the domain I will connect to.<br />
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Can you please send a tech note or advise on how I would do this.<br />
Many thanks!<br />

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I have a SBS2008/2011 domains
Can I configure clients to login to multiple domains (though not at the same time). I need the ability to select the domain I will connect to.

Can you please send a tech note or advise on how I would do this.
Many thanks!


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